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Alien Microscopic Germ or Stalactites Art Print
by Fabiola L Nadjar Fiore
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Alien Microscopic Germ or Stalactites art print by Fabiola L Nadjar Fiore. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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This photograph was taken at one of the caves in Pennsylvania. I participated in an exhibit themed for abstract art with this piece in 2010 in... more
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This photograph was taken at one of the caves in Pennsylvania. I participated in an exhibit themed for abstract art with this piece in 2010 in Greenport, Long Island, New York. With some special effects I was able to turn the real subject into an abstract monster. I therefore named this piece: Alien, Microscopic Germ or Stalactites. You can see which ever one you want in it. It does look spooky. But, it's Crystal Cave, Kutztown, PA.
About Fabiola L Nadjar Fiore
• An artist at heart with hidden talents and finally having a moment in her life to blossom her creativity. Born in New York and mostly raised in France, learned abstract art at a young age in the USA and was then refined with old world classical art history and techniques studying genius masters and their priceless masterpieces in France, as well as, irreplaceable historical monuments and ruins of this world. Fabiola focused on a Fine Art Program and Photography at Parsons School of Design, NYC. • Member and Exhibitor of/at the Putnam Arts Council, Southeast/Mahopac, NY; Arts on the Lake, Lake Carmel, NY; Studio E (East), Greenport, Long Island, NY; The Art League, Dix Hills, Long Island, NY and many art and design groups on...
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