GRAFTING
Description: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 120 x 60 cm
I know that word from gardening, probably all of you - grafting trees etc./ grafting, cloning - imitation. I first became more deeply interested in the term when I was contemplating baptizing my firstborn son 20 years ago. The parish priest explained to us in catechism class that baptism is like grafting a new creature - a being onto the path to faith....however....still, I am not clear on this in the words of the parish priest or in the creation and whether it is okay to "graft". Would it be okay to give "grafting" at least fine boundaries - both in gardening and in art, and on social media and beyond...?
We live in accelerated times and everyone wants to shine and so you look around and want to pluck that little piece of sweet fruit even at the expense of the fact that the authenticity of the origin of the fruit may not be achieved in a clean way...an endless topic.
I'm not blameless.
Acrylic on canvas, mixed media.
Original painting.
Free worldwide shipping is available for rolled canvas.
Shipping
The shipping of stretched canvas is calculated individually according to the country the painting is sent to.
Description: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 120 x 60 cm
I know that word from gardening, probably all of you - grafting trees etc./ grafting, cloning - imitation. I first became more deeply interested in the term when I was contemplating baptizing my firstborn son 20 years ago. The parish priest explained to us in catechism class that baptism is like grafting a new creature - a being onto the path to faith....however....still, I am not clear on this in the words of the parish priest or in the creation and whether it is okay to "graft". Would it be okay to give "grafting" at least fine boundaries - both in gardening and in art, and on social media and beyond...?
We live in accelerated times and everyone wants to shine and so you look around and want to pluck that little piece of sweet fruit even at the expense of the fact that the authenticity of the origin of the fruit may not be achieved in a clean way...an endless topic.
I'm not blameless.
Acrylic on canvas, mixed media.
Original painting.
Free worldwide shipping is available for rolled canvas.
Shipping
The shipping of stretched canvas is calculated individually according to the country the painting is sent to.
Description: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 120 x 60 cm
I know that word from gardening, probably all of you - grafting trees etc./ grafting, cloning - imitation. I first became more deeply interested in the term when I was contemplating baptizing my firstborn son 20 years ago. The parish priest explained to us in catechism class that baptism is like grafting a new creature - a being onto the path to faith....however....still, I am not clear on this in the words of the parish priest or in the creation and whether it is okay to "graft". Would it be okay to give "grafting" at least fine boundaries - both in gardening and in art, and on social media and beyond...?
We live in accelerated times and everyone wants to shine and so you look around and want to pluck that little piece of sweet fruit even at the expense of the fact that the authenticity of the origin of the fruit may not be achieved in a clean way...an endless topic.
I'm not blameless.
Acrylic on canvas, mixed media.
Original painting.
Free worldwide shipping is available for rolled canvas.
Shipping
The shipping of stretched canvas is calculated individually according to the country the painting is sent to.
Additional information
Weight: 2 kg
Dimensions: 120 × 60 × 3 cm
Options: Original