• The Deciding How It Should Go print by Seonna Hong showcases an abstract landscape with swirling pink and teal colors, stylized trees, and two black bear silhouettes. Its a signed and numbered archival pigment print that contrasts vibrant colors against a neutral beige background.
  • Someone is holding and signing a limited edition archival pigment print, Deciding How It Should Go by Seonna Hong. The colorful abstract landscape features pink, blue, and green mountains with pine trees and silhouettes of bears on a pristine white surface.
  • Seonna Hongs Deciding How It Should Go features a colorful abstract landscape with swirling pink, green, and blue patterns in the upper left and two stylized pine trees with multicolored ornaments on the right. Available as a signed and numbered edition archival pigment print by Seonna Hong.
  • The limited edition Deciding How It Should Go print by Seonna Hong features a vibrant pink elephant-like shape, colorful forms, glitter accents, and small black pine trees at the bottom. Each whimsical piece is signed and numbered by the artist.
  • Seonna Hongs Deciding How It Should Go print is a limited edition archival pigment piece featuring a colorful, swirling landscape with vibrant pinks and blues. Silhouetted trees and two bears grace the dynamic backdrop. Signed and numbered, it blends nature with creativity.
  • The limited edition archival pigment print Deciding How It Should Go by Seonna Hong features a vibrant landscape with pink, green, and blue swirls resembling geological layers, three silhouetted pine trees, and a bear with its cub at the bottom right.
  • Seonna Hongs Deciding How It Should Go is an archival pigment print with swirling abstract blues, pinks, and greens, reminiscent of landscapes and dotted trees. This signed and numbered edition is marked 2/50 at the bottom.

Seonna Hong - "Deciding How It Should Go" print

*PLEASE ALLOW 2-3 WEEKS FOR THIS ITEM TO SHIP*

limited edition archival pigment print
signed and numbered edition of 50 copies (10 HPM / 40 regular)
12" x 12"
c. 2021

 

 

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