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The artwork 'Emptiness.here.2020 #1' by Daniel Kersh features an illuminated oval-shaped artwork in ethereal aqua blue tones mounted on a concrete-textured gray wall. The piece combines oil paint and giclee printing on canvas, creating a serene rippling effect, displayed in a modern interior setting with a custom floating frame and integrated lighting element by Daniel Kersh.
The artwork 'Emptiness.here.2020 #1' by Daniel Kersh features an oval-shaped composition depicting serene aqua waters with rippling textures. A minimalist approach captures a single vertical line breaking the horizontal plane of water, creating a meditative atmosphere. Oil paint and Giclee print on canvas combine to achieve a tranquil blue-green palette by Daniel Kersh.
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    Daniel Kersh

    Emptiness.here.2020 #1

    Original Artwork

    Dimensions: 12" x 10"

    Medium: Oil paint, giclée print on canvas 3 dimensional light element \ custom floating frame

    $560
    $560
    Unframed
    $830
    Framed

    The work comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist.

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    Daniel Kersh

    Daniel Kersh

    Works in Brooklyn, NY

    Daniel Kersh is an artist exploring intersections in art, performance, science, and technology. He brings his background in installation art, lighting design, and dance to create large scale, immersive exhibitions and performances. Kersh's work embodies expressions of a universal rhythm marked by impermanence, interconnectedness, and nonduality. Fundamental to all of his work is an invitation to a meditative space and an opportunity for moments of transcendence.

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    The artwork 'Circle No. 3' by Daniel Kersh features concentric circles in warm earth tones, transitioning from a luminous yellow-orange center through deepening rings of terracotta and rich brown. Created as a C-print on Kodak Metallic, the gradient effect creates a mesmerizing solar-like appearance with soft, diffused edges between each circular band. The artwork 'Circle No. 3' by Daniel Kersh features concentric circles in warm earth tones, transitioning from a deep russet brown outer ring through burnt orange to a soft yellow center, printed on metallic Kodak paper creating a luminous effect. Displayed above white modern furniture with decorative pampas grass.

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    The artwork 'Horizon No. 3' by Daniel Kersh features ethereal horizontal bands of color transitioning from deep copper to soft mauve and back to warm orange tones, creating a minimalist gradient effect reminiscent of a desert sunset. Printed on metallic Kodak paper, the piece achieves a luminous quality that enhances its atmospheric depth. The artwork 'Horizon No. 3' by Daniel Kersh features a square metallic print with smooth gradient transitions from rich copper to warm amber tones. The minimalist composition creates an ethereal atmospheric effect, printed on lustrous Kodak Metallic C-print medium, measuring 15.8 x 15.8 inches.

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