#gold-leaf

Queen Bee, digital print and imitation gold-leaf

All the prints in my shop are -15% until December 10th!

Titus Kaphar’s The Jerome Project (My Loss) belongs to a larger series of the same title that the artist began in 2011. Searching online databases for his father’s prison records, he found dozens of individuals listed who shared his father’s first name, Jerome, as well as his last name. Struck by this discovery, he created portraits of each Jerome, based on their mug shots. The paired panels on view here show Kaphar’s own father. The panels draw on the visual tradition of Byzantine icons, specifically depictions of Saint Jerome, patron saint of librarians, scholars, and translators. The panels were painted on flat gold-leaf backgrounds and then partially submerged in tar. Initially, the level of the tar reflected the percentage of each lifetime spent in prison. But Kaphar abandoned that formula in acknowledgment of incarceration’s lingering aftereffects, such as difficulty securing employment and loss of voting rights.

Explore the legacy of lynching through artists like Kaphur @brooklynmuseum  through October 8.

Ram-skull and belladonna, digital print and imitation gold-leaf on handmade paper

Stag beetle, digital print and rainbow gold-leaf

Minimalist ceramic jewelry with gold-leaf

Golden Dream Typography

A stunning typography artwork depicting the word 'DREAM' on a vintage wooden signboard with exquisite gold leaf serif letters. The sign is partially covered with lush green ivy, bathed in soft morning sunlight. The shallow depth of field creates a beautiful bokeh background, emphasizing the intricate details of the wood grain and golden text. Perfect for inspirational decor, logo design, or typography enthusiasts.

Mid-sized eclectic enclosed living room library idea with multicolored walls, no fireplace, and a television mounted on the wall