"Everything is covered in a sheen of oil. It blurs the edges and makes it difficult to grasp, despite how many times I adjust my grip. If I lessen my focus for just a moment, I risk it sliding through my fingers and falling into the abyss at my feet. If that happens, I may later rediscover it with a newfound interest or stumble upon it while searching with frustration that I lost something yet again. Or, even worse yet, I might never realize I was trying to hold something at all. Intentional Camera Movement, or ICM is when the camera is moved during the exposure to create an apparent streaking in the resulting image for a creative or artistic effect. Much like the memory fog that coincides with ADHD, the visual imagery becomes something familiar to the viewer, but not necessarily distinguishable. The original mural was created by Elliot Chaltry in 2019. See more of Elliot's work by visiting: www.elliotchaltry.com/shop"

- Kae

Prints are produced on demand on stretched canvas, acrylic plexi, or giclee fine art paper in a variety of sizes here in the United States.

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