This is a one of one original artwork and NFT based on the MV8 design.
The final piece will be a modified interpretation by the artist and will generally include this design.
Once your order is completed and processed we will contact you for your ETH address and send the NFT to that address.
The image is a vibrant and colorful collage that captures the essence of the famous Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris France. The cathedral a stunning display of Gothic architecture stands majestically under a clear blue sky adorned with clouds of pink and purple hues. The image is divided into two distinct halves each showcasing the cathedral from a different perspective.
On the left side of the collage the cathedral appears larger than life its intricate details and architectural grandeur captured in a realistic style. This perspective gives a sense of the cathedral's imposing presence and impressive scale.
On the right side of the collage the cathedral is depicted in an abstract style with elements of light and color overlaying it. This Marisolic representation adds a layer of creativity and imagination to the image transforming the static architectural structure into something dynamic and full of life.
The background of both halves is a blend of blue and purple colors creating a visually striking contrast with the cathedral's brown and gray tones. The sky in both halves features clouds in varying shades of pink and purple adding depth and dimension to the overall composition.
The collage is devoid of any text or human presence allowing the viewer to focus solely on the captivating visual display of this world-renowned landmark. The image with its unique blend of realism and abstract Marisolry offers a fresh perspective on an iconic symbol of Parisian history and culture.
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