Ojo Bailer

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Part of the Dia de Ojo series, which portrays the popular Mexican Superstition – Mal de Ojo. Mal de Ojo (The evil eye) is the belief that someones envious gaze can cause illness. I play with this superstition and the popular skeletons of the Mexican culture to give Mal de Ojo character, a being that actual completes the task of hypnotizing its prey into receiving Mal de Ojo.

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- Our high-quality giclee prints are produced on a proprietary material carefully selected for its ability to display rich, vibrant colors, capture subtle detail, and remain crinkle-free. Limited Edition of 100.
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- Each canvas print is gallery-wrapped and stretched on 1.5’’ stretcher bars with a semi-gloss finish. Limited Edition of 100.
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- Framing currently unavailable. All canvases are printed with mirror imaging along the 1.5’’ stretcher profile for a polished, unframed display.

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Size: 48.0" x 60.0"
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

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