Lost Dimension @teejvp
$40.00
Artist Statement – Lost Dimension:
What if I told you the building in this piece is absolutely cheap and disgusting? It’s incredibly tall and awful, yet the concrete fragment in my shot holds a certain beauty. You might even imagine it as part of a bright, convenient home.
The takeaway? No matter how bad something seems, there’s always a piece of it worth appreciating. Nothing in this world is 100% black—focus on the fragments, and you’ll find something sweet.
MGPoem:
Behold the fracture, the sliver of light,
Cast from a tower lost in its height.
Where others see ruin, decay, and despair,
A fragment of beauty still lingers there.
Not all that is broken is meant to be lost,
Even in darkness, there’s gold in the dust.
MGInterpretation:
“Lost Dimension” redefines perception, shifting focus from the whole to the fragment. The image captures a paradox—how something deemed unworthy can still hold elegance when seen in the right light. It forces us to question: does beauty reside in the object itself, or in the perspective we bring to it? In a world obsessed with perfection, this piece serves as a reminder that even within imperfection, value can be found—if we choose to see it.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
What if I told you the building in this piece is absolutely cheap and disgusting? It’s incredibly tall and awful, yet the concrete fragment in my shot holds a certain beauty. You might even imagine it as part of a bright, convenient home.
The takeaway? No matter how bad something seems, there’s always a piece of it worth appreciating. Nothing in this world is 100% black—focus on the fragments, and you’ll find something sweet.
MGPoem:
Behold the fracture, the sliver of light,
Cast from a tower lost in its height.
Where others see ruin, decay, and despair,
A fragment of beauty still lingers there.
Not all that is broken is meant to be lost,
Even in darkness, there’s gold in the dust.
MGInterpretation:
“Lost Dimension” redefines perception, shifting focus from the whole to the fragment. The image captures a paradox—how something deemed unworthy can still hold elegance when seen in the right light. It forces us to question: does beauty reside in the object itself, or in the perspective we bring to it? In a world obsessed with perfection, this piece serves as a reminder that even within imperfection, value can be found—if we choose to see it.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
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Artist Statement – Lost Dimension:
What if I told you the building in this piece is absolutely cheap and disgusting? It’s incredibly tall and awful, yet the concrete fragment in my shot holds a certain beauty. You might even imagine it as part of a bright, convenient home.
The takeaway? No matter how bad something seems, there’s always a piece of it worth appreciating. Nothing in this world is 100% black—focus on the fragments, and you’ll find something sweet.
MGPoem:
Behold the fracture, the sliver of light,
Cast from a tower lost in its height.
Where others see ruin, decay, and despair,
A fragment of beauty still lingers there.
Not all that is broken is meant to be lost,
Even in darkness, there’s gold in the dust.
MGInterpretation:
“Lost Dimension” redefines perception, shifting focus from the whole to the fragment. The image captures a paradox—how something deemed unworthy can still hold elegance when seen in the right light. It forces us to question: does beauty reside in the object itself, or in the perspective we bring to it? In a world obsessed with perfection, this piece serves as a reminder that even within imperfection, value can be found—if we choose to see it.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
What if I told you the building in this piece is absolutely cheap and disgusting? It’s incredibly tall and awful, yet the concrete fragment in my shot holds a certain beauty. You might even imagine it as part of a bright, convenient home.
The takeaway? No matter how bad something seems, there’s always a piece of it worth appreciating. Nothing in this world is 100% black—focus on the fragments, and you’ll find something sweet.
MGPoem:
Behold the fracture, the sliver of light,
Cast from a tower lost in its height.
Where others see ruin, decay, and despair,
A fragment of beauty still lingers there.
Not all that is broken is meant to be lost,
Even in darkness, there’s gold in the dust.
MGInterpretation:
“Lost Dimension” redefines perception, shifting focus from the whole to the fragment. The image captures a paradox—how something deemed unworthy can still hold elegance when seen in the right light. It forces us to question: does beauty reside in the object itself, or in the perspective we bring to it? In a world obsessed with perfection, this piece serves as a reminder that even within imperfection, value can be found—if we choose to see it.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
Artist Statement – Lost Dimension:
What if I told you the building in this piece is absolutely cheap and disgusting? It’s incredibly tall and awful, yet the concrete fragment in my shot holds a certain beauty. You might even imagine it as part of a bright, convenient home.
The takeaway? No matter how bad something seems, there’s always a piece of it worth appreciating. Nothing in this world is 100% black—focus on the fragments, and you’ll find something sweet.
MGPoem:
Behold the fracture, the sliver of light,
Cast from a tower lost in its height.
Where others see ruin, decay, and despair,
A fragment of beauty still lingers there.
Not all that is broken is meant to be lost,
Even in darkness, there’s gold in the dust.
MGInterpretation:
“Lost Dimension” redefines perception, shifting focus from the whole to the fragment. The image captures a paradox—how something deemed unworthy can still hold elegance when seen in the right light. It forces us to question: does beauty reside in the object itself, or in the perspective we bring to it? In a world obsessed with perfection, this piece serves as a reminder that even within imperfection, value can be found—if we choose to see it.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
What if I told you the building in this piece is absolutely cheap and disgusting? It’s incredibly tall and awful, yet the concrete fragment in my shot holds a certain beauty. You might even imagine it as part of a bright, convenient home.
The takeaway? No matter how bad something seems, there’s always a piece of it worth appreciating. Nothing in this world is 100% black—focus on the fragments, and you’ll find something sweet.
MGPoem:
Behold the fracture, the sliver of light,
Cast from a tower lost in its height.
Where others see ruin, decay, and despair,
A fragment of beauty still lingers there.
Not all that is broken is meant to be lost,
Even in darkness, there’s gold in the dust.
MGInterpretation:
“Lost Dimension” redefines perception, shifting focus from the whole to the fragment. The image captures a paradox—how something deemed unworthy can still hold elegance when seen in the right light. It forces us to question: does beauty reside in the object itself, or in the perspective we bring to it? In a world obsessed with perfection, this piece serves as a reminder that even within imperfection, value can be found—if we choose to see it.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!