2026
James Jean (Self released)
Multi-process print with foil detailing, embossing and sculptural enhancements
48.6 × 61 cm | 19⅛ × 24 in
✔ Time-released
✔ Signed and numbered
✔ Mint condition
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Crane brings the Thai Ma Song ritual into conversation with Renaissance portraiture, creating a striking composition that explores devotion, endurance and spirituality.
The artwork depicts a female figure holding a crane as a symbolic instrument of transformation. Inspired by the Ma Song ceremony, in which devotees endure ritual piercings as a means of absorbing and driving away misfortune, the work reflects on the relationship between the human body, faith and divine forces.
Combining the stillness and sacred presence of Renaissance portraiture with James Jean’s imaginative visual language, Crane creates a compelling dialogue between ancient traditions and contemporary art.
2026
James Jean (Self released)
Multi-process print with foil detailing, embossing and sculptural enhancements
48.6 × 61 cm | 19⅛ × 24 in
✔ Time-released
✔ Signed and numbered
✔ Mint condition
FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
Crane brings the Thai Ma Song ritual into conversation with Renaissance portraiture, creating a striking composition that explores devotion, endurance and spirituality.
The artwork depicts a female figure holding a crane as a symbolic instrument of transformation. Inspired by the Ma Song ceremony, in which devotees endure ritual piercings as a means of absorbing and driving away misfortune, the work reflects on the relationship between the human body, faith and divine forces.
Combining the stillness and sacred presence of Renaissance portraiture with James Jean’s imaginative visual language, Crane creates a compelling dialogue between ancient traditions and contemporary art.
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