MAD Art Digital. Framed Canvas ‘Last Cigarette’.

Description

“Last Cigarette” is a captivating framed canvas artwork from the MAD Art Digital collection, evoking a powerful sense of self-reflection and transformation. The piece captures a moment of stillness, where the figure is caught in a fleeting moment of procrastination, symbolized by the last cigarette, representing both a sense of loss and a pivotal turning point. The image delves into themes of self-preservation, inner conflict, and the storm of emotions that often arise when we reach a point of saying goodbye. Through its rich color palette and dynamic composition, “Last Cigarette” beautifully portrays the tension between gathering strength and being stuck, reminding viewers of the need to break free from silence and take action, even when it feels impossible.

This item comes in 3 available sizes.  

Available sizes Width x Height x Thickness:  

18 x 24 x 1,25 in = 46 x 61 x 4,5 cm  

24 x 32 x 1,25 in = 61 x 81 x 4,5 cm  

30 x 40 x 1,25 in = 76 x 102 x 3 cm  

In the words of renowned musician Swift, “Life isn’t how to survive the storm, it’s about how to dance in the rain.” This quote speaks to the essence of “Last Cigarette,” which illustrates not only the weathering of life’s storms but also the strength to embrace change, to stop hiding, and to face one’s challenges head-on. The artwork’s portrayal of hesitation and silence before the storm invites us to reflect on how we might gather the courage to step forward, despite the fear and uncertainty we face. “Last Cigarette” reminds us that growth is often found in the moments of stillness, and that the true power lies in the ability to move forward and dance, even when the storm rages on.

Materials

. Cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating,

. Black pinewood frame,

. Made from sustainably sourced materials,

. Sawtooth hanging hardware included,

. Due to the production process of the canvases, please allow for slight size deviations with a tolerance +/- 1/8″ (3.2mm),

. If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.