Ralf Schellen
KW04/2024 appropriate?
KW04/2024 appropriate?
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This week the first person was officially executed using “nitrogen”. The execution is said to have lasted a total of 29 minutes and the first few minutes were probably very painful for the condemned man.
Is the method appropriate? Is the death penalty even correct as a punishment?
In my picture, even “death” - also recognizable by the scythe above the legs and surrounded by suggested gas - causes me to ponder...
This picture is part of my weekly ARTblog on Instagram , in which I discuss current topics from the past week that are close to my heart. I do not claim to have the “ultimate, correct opinion” but rather just present my view in artistic form.
Image generation/creation using artificial intelligence according to my specifications. Further processing using Photoshop.
Unlimited edition.
Available as a print or download.
Print:
a) Print on high-quality aluminum composite with magnetic suspension
20cm x 20cm
Thanks to the latest generation of UV direct printing with 7 colors including "light colors", the matt surface of the aluminum composite shines in absolutely rich colors and subtleties are displayed in high resolution down to the last detail. The pictures are provided with a magnetic suspension
b) Printed on high-quality fine art photo paper from Hahnemühle:
Baryta FB 350
21 cm x 21cm (including edge up to 5 mm)
Delivery is without frame - sample images are for illustrative purposes only
When downloading:
Resolution: 6000px x 6000px
Format: JPG
for private use only
maximum 10 downloads
Shipment
Shipment
All images are usually printed directly after ordering. If an external printing service provider is involved in the creation, the delivery time can increase to up to 2 weeks.
Delivery is free of charge.
Treatment & Care
Treatment & Care
The print is applied with high quality ink on high quality art paper. To ensure longevity, the image should be protected from direct sunlight.
It is recommended that you only touch the pictures with gloves.
Only pictures made of acrylic glass can be cleaned with a clean, damp cloth without pressure.
Never expose unprotected prints to water. This destroys the surface.
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