"Title: “What Remains?”

Graphite, colored pencil, and acrylic paint on digital print / 2018
by David Sirgany

About the Artist:
David Sirgany is a life long visual artist. He trained at an early age as both a painter and a photographer. In 1984 he received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in painting, from Mason Gross School of the Arts, at Rutgers University. David enjoys the creative process as both a means of inner inquiry, and as an ignition point for larger conversations that explore the intangible depths of the human experience.

""At some point in the creative process, the artist must truly ‘See’. From clear seeing a real conversation is possible. Transmission is possible. Understanding comes. Relationship is. The full circuitry of our deepest humanity is again illuminated. The circle completes itself."" -David Sirgany

About this Print:
This hand-worked digital print is printed on archival, acid-free, cotton-rag paper. The archival quality pigment inks used are rated for 80-120 years. The backing, plastic sleeve, and tape used to display and transport this image are acid-free. For best care do not display in direct sunlight.

Thank you!
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