SURREALIUM

The Goddess of Time

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Limited edition of 50 prints, each with a signed certificate of authenticity. Created by award-winning multidisciplinary artist XOV. Printed on premium archival Hahnemühle Rag paper with Giclée technique for lasting quality. Handle with care. Framing recommended for preservation.

About the Work

"The Goddess of Time" presents a captivating exploration of the theme of time. At the heart of the piece is a majestic, purple-clad figure that commands attention, symbolizing the elusive concept of time with an air of regality and mystique. Surrounding the central figure is a collection of pale, enigmatic characters and a procession of mythical creatures, enriching the narrative with layers of surrealism and intrigue. The artwork employs a naturalistic color scheme, with muted purples and oranges highlighting the scene's ethereal quality.

The use of organic shapes and mythical flora throughout lends a dreamlike atmosphere to the composition. Recurring motifs of fantastical fauna and flora weave through the piece, symbolizing the intricate dance of time and its endless cycles, appealing to those who appreciate deep symbolism in art. This print is a compelling acquisition for enthusiasts and collectors alike, offering a unique blend of dreamlike imagery and rich symbolism dedicated to the concept of time.

The Artist

Damian Ardestani, known as XOV, is a Stockholm-based multidisciplinary artist renowned for blending traditional craftsmanship with modern digital techniques. His acclaimed music, featured in the Hunger Games soundtrack, complements his visual art, which spans abstract painting, sculpture, generative art, and jewelry. Ardestani's work explores themes of existence and resilience, crafted with meticulous detail and deep symbolism, appealing to collectors who value genuine artistry and compelling narratives.

Artist Profile

Creative Process

Surrealium's art starts with traditional sketching and painting, with some pieces evolving digitally through AI and generative technologies. Each artwork undergoes about 4000 iterations, balancing creativity and precision. The final pieces are printed using the Giclée method on archival paper, capturing texture and color with high fidelity for sophisticated, lasting art prints.

Materials and Care

Our prints are crafted using the finest inks on sustainably sourced archival paper, ensuring an 80-year archival life. Handle with care due to the delicate surface. Prints are delivered in a hard-surface box for protection and unframed in sustainable packaging. Framing is recommended upon arrival to protect the edges. These hybrid artworks blend traditional, digital, and generative art techniques, printed on Hahnemühle Rag paper (308 gsm, matte finish) using the Giclée method with 11 Ultra Wide Gamut Inks. Each limited edition includes 50 prints per size, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

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Archival Paper

Sustainable and premium, each print is made on matte 308 GSM Hahnemühle Rag (fine art paper) for superior archival quality.

Museum Quality

Our Giclée prints excel with their superior color range and resolution, ensuring fidelity and depth that align with the highest gallery standards.

Limited Edition

Collectible, numbered prints, each with a certificate signed by the artist, affirming their unique value and rarity.

Ships in 2 Days

Quickly receive your art, dispatched within 48 hours and typically arriving worldwide in 3-5 days, ready to instantly elevate any space.

The Artist

This piece emerges from the mystical Portals to Wonder series, a creation of Surrealium's resident artist, Damian Ardestani, widely acclaimed as XOV. 

Crafted in Solitude

We create our works in our private atelier, surrounded by 1800s art on a secluded island in the Baltic Sea, just an hour's boat ride from Stockholm, Sweden.


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