Find Your Center
“Find Your Center” is an archival print by Stephanie Barenz. These acid-free giclée prints are printed on either Hahnemühle photo rag paper or a rolled matte canvas* which are both 100 percent archival. All open-edition prints now have an integrated signature for authenticity.
If you need an extra white border around the edges of your canvas print for stretching or mounting to a board, click here.
In order to offer a variety of standard sizes, some of the ratios are cropped and vary slightly from the listing photo. Not sure what size you need? Click here to see the size and ratio comparisons.
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*5x7 prints are only available on paper. No canvas option is available.
Edge of the Sea
This print is part of the series The Edge of the Sea. For this series, I created a new digital collage every day for over two months by merging images of my paintings with photographs and digitally drawn elements.
The theme of the series is about how being near bodies of water is scientifically proven to make you more creative, centered, and reflective.
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“I have been following Stephanie's work since she was Artist-In-Residence at the Pfister Hotel. The extraordinary work from her residency caught my attention. The pieces felt like meditations on place and travel. It was like falling into a poem. The seventy works of art Stephanie did during the pandemic felt like a meditation on light, water, and movement. I compare them to my experience of paddleboarding on Lake Superior's South Shore. Paddleboarding is a form of meditation for me and I feel like I'm on the board when I view those seventy pieces. I appreciate how accessible her artwork is. I purchased seven pieces from this collection and sent one to each of my nieces and nephews.”
-David M.
