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Heroes in Decay - Canvas version

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Heroes in Decay - Canvas version by Theo Molenaar
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Theo Molenaar Profile picture This typical image of the transience and reality of the revolution now in a version suitable for Canvas

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I was interested in photography even before I travelled. But it is during my travels that this interest developed further. My first distant journey was to Indonesia. This was followed by Mexico, Turkey, Thailand and Malaysia. With a one-way ticket to Bombay and a vague plan I left and more than six months later I returned by train from Beijing. The feeling of having an ocean of time surrounded by an atmosphere of freedom. And the memories that after a year had linger almost to the day, while those of the months before were nothing more than a summary of repeating facts. The amazement you experience asks to be captured. In images and stories. Travel photography encompasses many aspects of photography: landscape, portrait, reportage, street images and serial work. And it leads to experience with very diverse circumstances, both in terms of light and environment and interaction with people, which last but not least is often handicapped by the lack of a common language.traveling is experiencing. Photography is watching, and looking out and experiencing follow stories almost automatically.

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  • Tack sharp prints
  • Mounted on sustainable, PEFC-approved wood
  • Optionally available with a floater frame
  • No acoustic function
  • Not changeable

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Art prints on canvas fit in any room and style. Finish the canvas print by adding a wooden floater frame.

Canvas paintings and photographic prints by Art Heroes are printed on white cotton canvas in the highest quality. The canvas print is mounted on sustainable PEFC-approved wood.

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Canvas: Detail of 2cm thick canvas, with blurred sides
Canvas: Backside with mounting system
Canvas: The 3 colors of the floating frames

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