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'SOHN' Limited Edition Framed Print by Jai Vasicek

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'Sohn' Limited Edition Print by Australian Artist Jai Vasicek. 

Limited Edition of 25, Signed & Numbered by Jai Vasicek. 

Printed on 320GSM creative art smooth paper and locally framed in a light timber frame.

Includes Certificate of Authenticity.

    Material & Framing

    Canvas or Fine Art Paper? The primary distinction between these two materials is that canvas can be framed without glass, while fine art paper requires glass for framing.

    Both materials are identical in colour, archival quality, and printed on the finest materials available.

    Please note: Colours may appear different on various screens and devices. For the best indication of colour, refer to the artwork graphic.

    Framing: We can frame any pre-order canvas or paper print in a variety of colour options for you. Please contact our team with your material selection and size for an accurate quote. For more on framing, click here.

    Dimensions + Weight

    110x130cm

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    The story of...

    Jai Vasicek



    For 10 years, Jai embraced a childhood of adventure as a "sea gypsy," living aboard a boat with his family. At the tender age of 18, he embarked on a globetrotting journey, traversing the landscapes of Brazil, Africa, Mongolia, Indonesia, Europe, and various parts of South America. At 23, he returned to Australia, carrying with him a wealth of experiences. Setting his roots in Port Douglas, he courageously opened his first gallery. However, fate intervened when Cyclone Yasi struck in 2011, leading Jai to interpret it as a sign and make his way down to the enchanting Byron Bay.

    Jai's artistic creations are an exuberant celebration of mixed mediums. Drawing inspiration from his worldly adventures, his artworks burst forth with vibrant colours, enriched by layers of print and pattern. The sea and forest, exotic creatures, bold motifs, religious iconography, and evocative female forms, ranging from Polynesian beauties to ocean sirens, ignite his creative vision.