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This is a giclee on Canvas. Giclée, pronounced Gee-Clay, is derived from French and means “to spray”. A giclée is a fine art print process, produced on either paper or canvas. To find out more about Giclée's, click here:
Open Hearted
Canvas Giclee Heart Art ~ Limited Edition of 100
Dedicated to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights ~ Articles 28 & 29
Written by Eleanor Roosevelt & adopted by the United Nations in 1948.
I hope to inspire the world to take a look at our condition as a World & to inspire change within everyday life. What the World needs now is more people like you and me, caring to make the change!
The Artist’s Interpretation:
"The heart is a universal symbol that can be understood by any age & all cultures of the world. For me, the heart is the essence of life, dreams, the magic of love, romance, élan vital, the soul & everything that is good inside each of us.
This soft yellow-orange and green background represents Spirtual Healing & the capacity to grow. The World bound by chains represents the enslavement of cultures; countries out of communication. The colorful purple, blue, pink and green Butterflies are taking action, like the Life Spirit in each of us. Each of us can pull off the chains, as a pink-orange dragonfly & childlike, small green butterfly fly in to help.
No matter what culture or how old you are, we all can do something about it. In each of us is the magic to make it happen. It is our right to create a free & fair world, it is our responsibility. Through the efforts of real communication & positive energy and action, we can make it happen.”
This piece is dedicated to Articles 28 & 29 of the Declaration in my own words, "We have the right to a FREE & FAIR World & it is our human right to ensure the rights of others!"
'Open Hearted'
By Painter & Writer Debbie Marie Arambula