Codex Florae Liber II — Photosynthesis Series CV2.3 Respiratio Plantae

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Artwork & Print Details

Technique: Ink drawing with cross-hatching and Renaissance chiaroscuro, balancing geometric and organic forms
Annotation Language: Latin
Color Scheme: Black ink on white background
Print Type: Museum-grade fine art archival print
Paper: Archival, acid-free, uncoated fine art paper
Sheet Size: 50 × 50 cm
Visible Artwork Area: 30 × 30 cm (passe-partout opening)
Margins: Wide white archival margins for framing and long-term preservation
Frame Size: 50 × 50 cm
 
Edition Information
Edition: Limited edition, individually numbered
Certificate: Certificate of Authenticity included
Institution: World 3.0 Foundation
Year: Anno MMXXV

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Description

The Breath of Plants — An Exchange Between Light and Air.

The third work from Liber II — Codex Florae reveals the invisible rhythm of life: a subtle dance between oxygen and carbon dioxide, light and shadow, day and night. At the center — a leaf that becomes a symbol of cosmic exchange, connected by geometric circles to the surrounding space. On its surface, light and air intertwine in a continuous pulse of existence. The drawing maintains the scientific precision of Renaissance manuscripts and the spiritual tranquility of nature observed by Renaissance man.


Conceptual Note

A scientific-artistic manuscript exploring the harmony between nature, geometry, and human reason.
Each drawing is a meditation on the fragile balance of our living world — a dialogue between observation and creation.
Within its structure reside layers accessible only through attentive observation.