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A Farewell in the Wasteland by mr clement

Printmaking, Giclée
10/30 copies
Limited edition
74.2 x 43 x 0.1 cm


2026
182,94 €❊
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Original artwork description


A Farewell in the Wasteland reflects on the quiet moment when two people realize that every goodbye arrives without certainty. Inspired by the fragile nature of human relationships, the story unfolds through a simple embrace as pink smoke gradually erases the landscape around the characters. By using a restrained color palette and minimalist comic narrative, I wanted to leave space for viewers to project their own memories of love, separation, and acceptance. This archival Giclée print is produced on enhanced matte paper and printed in Japan for exceptional detail and longevity. Each print is hand-signed and numbered by the artist, making every edition a personal collectible.


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Subject

Pop culture

Style

Comic

Orientation

Portrait

Size
74.2 x 43 x 0.1 cm, 0.3 kg
Created
2026


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Who created “A Farewell in the Wasteland”?

“A Farewell in the Wasteland” was created by mr clement.

How much does “A Farewell in the Wasteland” cost?

The price is 205 euros.

How big is “A Farewell in the Wasteland”?

The work measures 74.2 x 43 cm (height x width).

Is “A Farewell in the Wasteland” still available?

Yes, “A Farewell in the Wasteland” is available.

When was “A Farewell in the Wasteland” made?

The work was completed in 2026.

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