If you’ve ever been asked to split a single dessert for two children, then perhaps you can relate to alice’s expression of defeat. Portraying the sisyphean task of dividing the cake, daniel recreates one of through the looking-glass’s iconic moments as a poignant commentary on a world where logic is turned on its head and the pursuit of fairness is too often an exercise in futility.
Gouache, india ink, and pastel on hand-dyed paper
34 W x 34 h
Alice’s fair share in wonderland is floated atop an antique cream mat within a charming blue barnwood frame to showcase the edge detail of daniel’s hand-dyed paper. The visible woodgrain emulates the illustration as if drawn by daniel himself.
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Brand: Bond & Grace
If you’ve ever been asked to split a single dessert for two children, then perhaps you can relate to alice’s expression of defeat. Portraying the
