Light Attraction
Light Attraction
Fine Art GICLÉE
Hand Signed and numbered by SATURNO
Embossed SATURNO the Creatter tag
Certificate of Authenticity hand-signed and numbered by SATURNO
111 limited edition prints
52 x 40 cm - 20.4 x 15.7 inches
Museum Photo Rag Ultra 310gr
100 % cotton museum-grade archival paper
100% acid free.
Epson inks
This is a limited edition giclée print reproduction, representing one of my most significant works from recent years. Using high-quality giclée printing, I have been able to capture the essence and fine details of the original painting, ensuring that each copy maintains the intensity and vibrancy of the colors and textures that characterize my work. This limited edition not only provides a unique opportunity to own a piece from my artistic collection but also ensures the exclusivity and value of the work, making it an indispensable item for collectors and art enthusiasts.
The artwork is a tribute to the golden era of horror and science fiction movies of the 80s and 90s, a period that gifted us cinematic gems like "The Blob". In this canvas, I have depicted a nighttime scene where the calm of the forest meets the unexpected: an extraterrestrial being, whose tentacles are reminiscent of a giant octopus, is drawn to the only source of light and life in the darkness, an inhabited caravan.
Light plays a crucial role here, not just in illuminating the scene but also acting as a beacon for the unknown, symbolizing the almost magnetic attraction to what stands out and shines amid the shadows. The trees are not covered in snow; they are firs bathed in moonlight, adding a contrasting serenity to the encounter with the unknown. The caravan, surrounded by scrap metal and iron remnants, becomes the epicenter of this visual narrative, where the ordinary and the fantastic collide in a silent dialogue.
This painting is my reflection on human curiosity, that innate fascination for the conspicuous, for the superficial that often hides unexpected depths. Through my art, I aim to capture that duality, the interplay between the familiar and the mysterious, and how sometimes, in our search for light, we find more than we bargained for.