Equinox Fluiditus by David Moraton is a black and white drawing that captures an abstract representation of the human form interacting with nature. The artwork is composed of fluid lines and organic shapes, creating a sense of movement and dynamism. The central figure appears to be in a state of transformation, merging with or growing out of a tree-like structure. This fusion of the human and natural elements suggests a connection between humanity and nature, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all things. The choice of black and white adds a timeless quality to the piece, highlighting the contrast between the organic forms and the structured lines of the figure's body. The overall effect is a powerful exploration of the relationship between the individual and the environment, inviting viewers to consider their own place within the larger web of life. Original Signed Print Ipad Drawing 29x21 cm 2025
Signed Glicee Print by artist David Moraton. 64.4 x 46.0 cm. Edition of 15. Edition of 15
Signed Glicee Print by artist David Moraton. 64.4 x 46.0 cm. Edition of 15. Edition of 15
Signed Glicee Print by artist David Moraton. 32.0 x 26.7 cm. Edition of 15. Edition of 15
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Equinox Fluiditus

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Original Signed Print Ipad Drawing
29×21 cm
2025

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    The artwork “Equinox Fluiditus” features an abstract human figure with tree-like branches protruding from it, conveying a sense of dynamism and interconnectedness. The use of black and white contrast highlights natural elements like anatomy and structures, inviting viewers to explore interconnectivity through form and imaginative interpretation.
    Original Signed Print Ipad Drawing
    29×21 cm
    2025

    Weight 1 kg
    Dimensions 1 × 21 × 29 cm
    media

    Glicee Print A2, Glicee Print A4
    frame

    Black Frame, Unframed, Wood Frame

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