Before space-everything was cool, even as a Sci-Fi fan – Jeremy Geddes’ 2014 print Ascent was mind-blowing and eerily beautiful.
There is a unique spectrum of emotion I feel each time I look at his work – at times his cosmonaut felt alive yet still; solitary yet at peace; alone yet hopeful. Other times it felt like an acceptance of despair in today’s strange modern super connected universe.
It is this inherent beauty that exists in every Jeremy Geddes piece I have come across.
I choose to see nuances of hope in his portrayal of solitude and utter silence – a simple message so crucial in this new norm of isolation amidst the current pandemic.
There is no perfect life. And Geddes’ work serves to remind me of so.
We are so excited that Geddes and Moon Crane Studio are in development for limited edition sculptures of two of his works, Fury 11 and Wilderness.
Details below.
Do email mooncranestudio@gmail.com to reserve and help them better determine the edition sizes.
You don’t want to miss out on this one.
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