Medea
The Narrative
Medea fell in love with Jason, the leader of the Argonauts, when he came to Colchis to capture the Golden Fleece. With her help, Jason succeeded in stealing the fleece and fleeing with Medea. The couple fled to Corinth, where they intended to build a new home. However, Jason ultimately abandoned Medea and married another woman.
Out of jealousy and pain, Medea forged a cruel plan for revenge. She killed not only Jason's new bride but also her own children to punish him. This interpretation shows Medea, who, through an oversized cloth on her head, expresses both grief and carries the heavy burden of her deed upon her shoulders.
"By engulfing the figure in an immense, overwhelming drape, the artist masterfully materializes the crushing weight of mythic tragedy, transforming a symbol of mourning into a monumental, physical manifestation of unbearable guilt and psychological exile."
Artwork Specifications
Year of Creation
2023
Medium & Master Standard
Produced as a strictly limited museum-grade edition utilizing the state-of-the-art ChromaLuxe dye-sublimation process on premium aluminium. This archival method ensures unsurpassed brilliance, depth, and certified UV resistance tested for over 60 years. Due to its advanced composition, the artwork is inherently water- and scratch-resistant, offering ultimate durability without the need for protective glass.
Framing & Presentation
Each work is delivered fully archival-mounted and elegantly showcased within a bespoke wooden floating frame, meticulously selected to complement the piece and provide a sophisticated, gallery-ready presentation.
Limited Edition & Dimensions
Strictly limited to a definitive total of only 15 pieces worldwide across all formats, structured as follows:
120 x 160cm | Edition of 1 (Unique Piece)
75 x 100 cm | Edition of 3
30x40 cm | Edition of 11
Notarial Certification & Catalogue Raisonné
To guarantee the absolute integrity, market exclusivity, and strict verifiability of the limitation, the complete commercial edition is legally bound by an affidavit drawn up and certified by a public notary. This statutory declaration explicitly references the official Catalogue Raisonné of the artist and irrevocably bars any future reproduction or reissue of the work for sale outside of these registered specifications.
Authentication
Every single work undergoes a personal final inspection by the artist. To guarantee its provenance, each piece is individually hand-signed and numbered on the reverse. A signed Certificate of Authenticity (CoA) is included with every acquisition, confirming its status as an original part of the limited edition.
Acquisition & Representation
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