‘Beneath Us All’ Skull Painting on Reclaimed Vintage Circular Saw Blade
£125.00
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‘Beneath Us All’
Original Human Skull Painting on Reclaimed Vintage Circular Saw Blade
Beneath everything, we are remarkably alike.
A human skull emerges from the dark surface of a reclaimed circular saw blade, stripped of all the things we use to distinguish ourselves from one another. What remains is the extraordinary structure beneath us all.
Rather than representing death, the skull becomes an object of natural history: something familiar yet rarely considered, inviting us to look more closely at the intricate framework that quietly carries us through life.
Painted in acrylic on a reclaimed vintage circular saw blade, Beneath Us All brings together anatomy and industrial history. The blade, once used to cut and shape timber, now becomes the surface for a study of our own place within the natural world.
Every mark has been painted by hand, allowing areas of the original steel and the character of the reclaimed blade to remain part of the finished artwork.
This original artwork is part of my ongoing exploration of nature, anatomy, reclaimed objects and the details we often pass by without noticing. It is an invitation to pause, to look more closely, and perhaps to remember that we are not separate from nature, but part of it.
Every original artwork is individually hand painted by wildlife artist Liisa Clark in her Buckinghamshire studio, inspired by a lifelong fascination with the natural world.
Painting Size: 21 x 21cm
Medium: Acrylic on Reclaimed Vintage Circular Saw Blade
Ready to Hang: Supplied with a plate hanger for secure wall display.
Certificate of Authenticity: Included and presented in the gift box.
Presentation: Beautifully gift wrapped, making it ideal for collectors or as a thoughtful gift.
Indoor Display:
This original artwork is designed for indoor use only and should not be displayed outdoors or exposed to the elements.
Dispatch: Usually dispatched within 1 to 3 working days.
Please Note: Colours may vary slightly between screens due to differences in monitor and device settings. Every effort has been made to photograph the artwork accurately, but the colours you see may differ slightly from the original painting.
