Based in Athens, Greece, Frank Moth is an artistic collaboration between two creatives whose work has gained global recognition, featured in publications like the Huffington Post US and MTV Greece. Their retrofuture collages, characterized by a distinctive color palette and recognizable style, are exhibited in online galleries worldwide and adorn the walls of Stanford University and Bullitt Hotel in Belfast, Ireland. Crafting nostalgic postcards from a distant yet familiar future, Frank Moth intentionally leaves human elements incomplete, allowing viewers to engage with their own creative interpretations. Transform your space with this archival digital print on canvas. Each piece is expertly framed in a frame, and arrives complete with convenient wire for easy hanging.

Gallery-wrapped, hand-embellished giclée.

Giclee on matte paper, straight fit (no mats).

Elena Carlie was born in Romania; a country known for its rich cultural heritage and great natural beauty. At the age of 22, she moved to the United States where she expanded her horizons and grew as an artist. She has studied Fine arts since she was a child and currently holds a BFA in Graphic Design from the University of NH. “Art defines our humanity, freedom, and individuality. It is a way to articulate abstract thought and separates us from other life forms. Art is incredibly therapeutic for me, and foremost a strong passion. It’s not something I think about, but rather, something I feel.” Carlie finds inspiration everywhere. She strives to discover new ways of interpretation and sees this as a formula to remain fresh. It is a way of having fun while doing something that she loves. “To me, anything that can be manipulated can become an art medium.” “I love to work with watercolor paint, oil paint, acrylic paint, pencil, pen, and ink. However, the digital tools available today are pushing the limits of creativity and I find myself very involved with it.”

After being spurned, Echo's prayers for retribution were heard by the goddess Nemesis, who caused Narcissus' death when he saw and fell in love with his own reflection. One art's most common themes, the femme fatale who ensnares a man, is masterfully portrayed in all its Victorian splendor by its champion, John William Waterhouse. The authentic stretched canvas replica painting captures the original work's texture, depth of color, and even its subtle brushstrokes, which are applied by hand. The replica 4.375" wide, European style, bright gold-toned, ribbed frame is cast in quality designer resin with an acanthus leaf and floret border that draws the eye toward the beautiful image. Proudly printed and framed in the USA using imported molding.

In this work, the figure of a ballerina en pointe folds in on itself like a taut bow: it is not surrender, but rather a containment of power. The palette knife gestures create subtle diagonal directions, echoes of wind, discipline, rehearsal after rehearsal. This painting honors women who silently carry worlds, who bend without breaking, who transform discipline into freedom.