KOLANDA EARTH curates artwork using satellite imagery as an artistic medium. The process involves manipulating the bands of light reflectance to create abstract, artistic representations of the Earth’s natural features.
This piece is derived from satellite imagery captured over Manitoba, Canada. The densely scattered lakes are covered in snow, they appear as light colored tan geometries in a dark landscape that almost looks like it was sketched with pencil. The process involves manipulating the bands of light reflectance to create abstract, artistic representations of the Earth’s natural features.
THE PRODUCT MATERIAL:
The textured surface of canvas prints offers a durable and immersive way to display KOLANDA EARTH art pieces. The image wraps seamlessly around the sides of the frame, creating a captivating 3D effect that adds depth and dimension to the artwork. You can choose between a slim (2cm) or thick (4cm) frame, affecting how far the canvas extends from the wall. The canvas, made from a sturdy blend of cotton and polyester, comes with a hanging kit for easy installation.
Attribution: Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data [2021]
