Galaxy no.1 PRINT

from A$230.00

Each limited-edition print is produced on premium 310gsm Canson Photo Rag paper, hand-numbered and embossed with Nanii’s signature. Prints are carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube to ensure they arrive safely and ready to frame.

Galaxy No. 1, by Nanii Davies

One evening, I started experimenting with geometry, colour, patterns and shapes, simply enjoying the process of seeing what happened when they all came together.

Somewhere along the way, Galaxy No. 1 appeared.

I love that I can't quite explain what it is.

Some people see a strange and wonderful universe.

Some see layers of planets, galaxies and microscopic worlds.

And some of my youngest collectors have looked at it and immediately declared:

“It's a monster!”

Honestly, I love that.

There is something wonderful about making an artwork that doesn't come with a single correct interpretation.

What I see when I look at Galaxy No. 1 might be completely different from what you see.

Perhaps that's part of the fun.

Art doesn't always need to explain itself.

Sometimes it can simply make you stop, look for a little while...

and smile.

🤍 Nanii

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Each limited-edition print is produced on premium 310gsm Canson Photo Rag paper, hand-numbered and embossed with Nanii’s signature. Prints are carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube to ensure they arrive safely and ready to frame.

Galaxy No. 1, by Nanii Davies

One evening, I started experimenting with geometry, colour, patterns and shapes, simply enjoying the process of seeing what happened when they all came together.

Somewhere along the way, Galaxy No. 1 appeared.

I love that I can't quite explain what it is.

Some people see a strange and wonderful universe.

Some see layers of planets, galaxies and microscopic worlds.

And some of my youngest collectors have looked at it and immediately declared:

“It's a monster!”

Honestly, I love that.

There is something wonderful about making an artwork that doesn't come with a single correct interpretation.

What I see when I look at Galaxy No. 1 might be completely different from what you see.

Perhaps that's part of the fun.

Art doesn't always need to explain itself.

Sometimes it can simply make you stop, look for a little while...

and smile.

🤍 Nanii