Nobody Told Me How to Land by mr clement

Painting, Acrylic
One of a kind artwork
41 x 31.3 x 1.5 cm


2025
263,28 €
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Original artwork description


Nobody Told Me How to LandThis evocative painting captures a moment of hopeful aspiration and gentle uncertainty. Against a soft, cloud-dappled sky, a large bunny on a rooftop reaches upward, offering a smaller bird to the open air, while other birds soar freely. The scene, with its muted tones and subtle hints of blue and pink, conveys a sense of quiet longing and companionship. Nobody Told Me How to Land beautifully illustrates the courage inherent in pursuing dreams and embracing new journeys, even when the path ahead, and the eventual destination, remain wonderfully unknown. Its a tribute to the spirit of venturing forth.


More details


Subject

Animals

Orientation

Portrait

Size
41 x 31.3 x 1.5 cm
Created
2025
Artwork number
A · A · 12


Substrate and Material


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Canvas


Material »

Acrylic



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Frequently asked questions about this work

Who created “Nobody Told Me How to Land”?

“Nobody Told Me How to Land” was created by mr clement.

How big is “Nobody Told Me How to Land”?

The work measures 41 x 31.3 cm (height x width).

Is “Nobody Told Me How to Land” still available?

“Nobody Told Me How to Land” has already been sold.

When was “Nobody Told Me How to Land” made?

The work was completed in 2025.

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