Something Major
Mixed-Media Painting
Created by
Nastia Craig
This mixed-media collage painting is composed of acetate film, acrylic paint, gel medium, and resin on the panel. Unframed; hanging hardware included.
Due to nature of the resin used in the artwork, some air bubbles might be present in the finish; these are an integral part of the piece.
As the war broke, the gravity of the events that were unfolding was so severe and massive, there was not a lot of hope that Ukraine could prevail. Another major thing forming was the resilience and determination of the Ukrainian people not to give up their land and their willingness to fight until the end. The grandiosity of the moment on both sides was of monumental scale with the fate of entire Eastern Europe at stake. Inspired by events taking place during Russian aggression against Ukraine that started in 2022.
Due to nature of the resin used in the artwork, some air bubbles might be present in the finish; these are an integral part of the piece.
As the war broke, the gravity of the events that were unfolding was so severe and massive, there was not a lot of hope that Ukraine could prevail. Another major thing forming was the resilience and determination of the Ukrainian people not to give up their land and their willingness to fight until the end. The grandiosity of the moment on both sides was of monumental scale with the fate of entire Eastern Europe at stake. Inspired by events taking place during Russian aggression against Ukraine that started in 2022.
Care
For indoor display only. Wipe gently with a soft damp cloth. Avoid abrasion to the surface as it may leave visible scratches.
Avoid installing next to sources of intense or direct heat such as stoves, radiators, and return vents if the temperature is notably higher in those locations. Keep away from direct sunlight and UV light exposure.
If switching to a location with a significant humidity level difference, some warping of a panel may occur.
Avoid installing next to sources of intense or direct heat such as stoves, radiators, and return vents if the temperature is notably higher in those locations. Keep away from direct sunlight and UV light exposure.
If switching to a location with a significant humidity level difference, some warping of a panel may occur.