Perfection Does Not Exist examines the futile pursuit of perfection in an imperfect world. Through symbolism, it conveys the feelings of disappointment, isolation, and martyrdom tied to this unattainable ideal. The chalk-written title recalls the punishment of writing lines on a schoolboard, while a shadowed figure with a silver halo dissolves into swirling darkness. Beneath them, the Tree of Life—once a symbol of growth and vitality—stands deconstructed, its roots and branches violently lifted toward a caged moon. This imagery reflects the negativity and impossibility of perfection, reminding us that perfection is an illusion and that neither people nor things can ever truly be perfect.
CANVAS INFORMATION
60"h x 48"w x 1.5"d (152.4cm x 121.92cm x 3.81cm)
Acrylic paints, moon water on a primed canvas
Canvas is signed by the artist
Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
All sides of the canvas are painted
Canvas is wired for hanging. Wire supports up to 100lbs (13.6078kg)
Paintings are shipped securely in fitted boxes and insured
Artist retains all reproduction rights and copyrights
Sale of art does not reflect transfer of copyright
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