Artist words
"Dragging the Weight of Life Original artwork by Moga Alexandru."
Art description
"Dragging the Weight of Life" poster by Alexandru-Calin Moga. This artwork captures a haunting scene where a solitary figure struggles against the weight of life, symbolized by a massive rock. The backdrop of jagged mountains and a crescent moon adds a surreal, almost otherworldly vibe. Crows, perched ominously, seem to watch the struggle unfold, embodying themes of darkness and resilience. The interplay of shadow and light creates a dramatic tension, inviting viewers to reflect on their own burdens. A striking piece that resonates with the complexities of existence.
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High quality
The art is always produced on-demand in gallery quality, with 100% giclée style pigment printing technology on a high-end 250gsm paper, with a silky smooth coating. Water based ink and FSC environmentally certified paper.
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Our Art Prints
Premium Posters
The Premium Poster is printed with 100% giclée style pigment printing technology, on a high-end 250gsm paper with a silky smooth coating. Representing the art in the best of ways concerning both colour, durability and overall luscious look and feel. Just as the artist intended. The ink is naturally water based and the paper is FSC-certified.Frames bought with Premium posters will be delivered together, but not mounted. For pre-mounted, ready-to-hang art – check out our Canvas or Fine Art products.
Framed Fine Art Print
Do you want to take art to the next level? Then our exclusive, framed Fine Art Print is the obvious choice. The motif is printed on a 260 g Hahnemühle Fine Art paper and mounted with a cut, 100% acid-free mat in a quality wooden frame with crystal clear acrylic glass. Careful choice of materials, professional craftsmanship and a high sense of quality let both the motif and your home shine.- Frame profile: width 40 mm, depth 30 mm
- Frame profile (Rococo): width 50 mm, depth 25 mm
- Cut-to-size, 100% acid-free passepartout: Width 4 cm for 50x70 cm and 5 cm for 70x100 cm
Canvas Prints
Our amazing Art Canvas Prints finally bring a rich fabric feeling to Art Prints. Printed in gallery quality on a thick, matte 280g art canvas. They absorb colours so well, they create a true colour mirror image. And thanks to that matte finish, you can enjoy your artwork without glare or reflection. Our Canvas Prints are professionally and carefully mounted on a 16 mm thick Nordic pinewood frame. Ready to be hung up on your walls.- Rich texture look and feeling for your art.
- Extra depth to your artwork.
- Wide range of sizes: 21x30, 30x40, 50x70 & 70x100.
- No glass = no glass reflection on your art.
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Delivery time is 7-10* working days to the UK. (*excl.: weekend, holidays)
No additional customs duties or fees: The price you pay at checkout include any applicable costs related to UK delivery.
Free returns – extended until Jan 7
Returns are free, and the return window is extended. You can return your order for free until Jan 7.We produce your Art Prints or framed Fine Art Print on-demand, assure the quality and carefully package your prints before sending them to you. Your package will be delivered with the carrier you choose at checkout. You'll receive an email with a tracking link as soon as your package is sent from us.
Artist words
"Dragging the Weight of Life Original artwork by Moga Alexandru."
Art description
"Dragging the Weight of Life" poster by Alexandru-Calin Moga. This artwork captures a haunting scene where a solitary figure struggles against the weight of life, symbolized by a massive rock. The backdrop of jagged mountains and a crescent moon adds a surreal, almost otherworldly vibe. Crows, perched ominously, seem to watch the struggle unfold, embodying themes of darkness and resilience. The interplay of shadow and light creates a dramatic tension, inviting viewers to reflect on their own burdens. A striking piece that resonates with the complexities of existence.
