01 / Colour
Turn up the feeling.
Explore the vivid colour and dark contrast in the artwork close-up. Screen colours may differ slightly from the finished artwork.
← The collection
Tears for the World
The original art was sold for 6,800.00 USD in Florence, Italy
Electric-blue tears fall onto a burning globe held in gentle hands.
$140.00 USD$70.00 USD
Only 4 remaining
Edition of 2016 of 20 pieces claimed
Once this edition is complete, it will never be made again.
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A closer look / Colour, contrast, feeling
There is morein the details.
02 / Edition
Art with a point of view.
Limited to an edition of 20, each artwork brings bold colour, contrast and emotion to your space.
03 / Your space
Find your own scale.
Choose from three sizes. Each keeps the artwork’s original proportions, from a personal corner to a statement wall.
Before you bring it home
Your space. Your scale.
Measure your wall and choose the scale that feels right. Every size preserves this artwork’s proportions.
| Artwork width × height | Price |
|---|---|
| 13.33 × 20 in (33.9 × 50.8 cm) | |
| 20 × 30 in (50.8 × 76.2 cm) | |
| 26.67 × 40 in (67.7 × 101.6 cm) |
Dimensions show the artwork’s width and height. Each size preserves its original proportions. Displayed measurements are rounded.
JULIAN VOSS / The studio collection
Behind the collection
A feeling. A point of view.
JULIAN VOSS
I make images for the feelings that are difficult to put into words. The pull towards another person. The fear of losing what matters. The possibility of finding something beautiful in a difficult moment.
That is why I return to skeletons, flowers and flowing colour. Bones strip away the surface and leave us with something shared. Flowers bring life into the darkness. Electric blue and pink give those quiet emotions a visible form.
I want each piece to hold more than one meaning. You might see love where someone else sees loss. What matters to me is that you recognise something of yourself in it — and that, over time, it becomes part of your own story.
Julian Voss
A note from the studio.
