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| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
18H x 12W in 45.72H x 30.48W cm | |
37H x 27W in 93.98H x 68.58W cm |
18in x 12in print on fine art paper. Every built thing begins as something formless.
Before the blueprint, before the material, before the name, there is a shape that exists only in the mind. FRAMEWORK is a series born from that space: the moment an idea has weight but not yet form.
Each work is rendered in archival ink and chosen deliberately for its permanence and its honesty. The line commits. No revision layer, no safety net. What emerges is real.
FRAMEWORK No. 1: Vessel for Small Worlds presents a vertical monument caught mid-becoming. Structured yet fractured. Grounded yet reaching. A coiled foundation suggests compressed energy. A singular tree crowns a perfect circle above the chaos below. Tiny figures stand at the base, dwarfed by something they may have built, or may be about to.
The question is intentional.
This series doesn't tell you what the idea is. It asks you to bring your own.
For the design professional, FRAMEWORK functions as visual counterweight and conceptual anchor. Built for spaces where thinking happens: studios, boardrooms, private libraries, and the walls of people who build things for a living.
For the private collector, this is a piece that changes. What you see in it today will not be what you see in five years. That is not a flaw. That is the work doing its job, that's my intent as the artist.
About this print
Produced on smooth fine art paper with archival inks framing available at additional cost upon inquiry. The original source artwork, rendered at 6×9" in archival ink — reproductions are professionally scanned and upscaled, preserving the integrity of every mark at larger scales.
Prints start at $85USD+ depending on size. Canvas prints, custom framing, and alternative formats also available — inquire directly to discuss what works best for your space
Before the blueprint, before the material, before the name, there is a shape that exists only in the mind. FRAMEWORK is a series born from that space: the moment an idea has weight but not yet form.
Each work is rendered in archival ink and chosen deliberately for its permanence and its honesty. The line commits. No revision layer, no safety net. What emerges is real.
FRAMEWORK No. 1: Vessel for Small Worlds presents a vertical monument caught mid-becoming. Structured yet fractured. Grounded yet reaching. A coiled foundation suggests compressed energy. A singular tree crowns a perfect circle above the chaos below. Tiny figures stand at the base, dwarfed by something they may have built, or may be about to.
The question is intentional.
This series doesn't tell you what the idea is. It asks you to bring your own.
For the design professional, FRAMEWORK functions as visual counterweight and conceptual anchor. Built for spaces where thinking happens: studios, boardrooms, private libraries, and the walls of people who build things for a living.
For the private collector, this is a piece that changes. What you see in it today will not be what you see in five years. That is not a flaw. That is the work doing its job, that's my intent as the artist.
About this print
Produced on smooth fine art paper with archival inks framing available at additional cost upon inquiry. The original source artwork, rendered at 6×9" in archival ink — reproductions are professionally scanned and upscaled, preserving the integrity of every mark at larger scales.
Prints start at $85USD+ depending on size. Canvas prints, custom framing, and alternative formats also available — inquire directly to discuss what works best for your space
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Item FRAMEWORK. No.1: Vessel for Small Worlds 18x12 $100
Created by Sean Cottman Art
As seen in Creator's Studio, Henderson, NV
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