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Homer PH Wang / Series 01

Garden of What Remains

What remains after the body is gone?

Sorrow 35%Awe 25%Calm 20%Unnamed 20%

Bones and plants share a body. Death becomes the moment matter reenters nature’s cycles. Prehistoric animals, human remains, and plant life come together in an exploration of disappearance, memory, and the persistence of living forms.

Series overview

10 images

Recommended print sizes (width × height).30 × 30 cm

  1. Nine bone-and-plant works from Garden of What Remains under spotlights01Garden of What Remains · Series overview
  2. Artwork of a woolly mammoth skull and flowers02Woolly Mammoth Skull30 × 30 cm
  3. Artwork of a giant deer skull and forest plants03Giant Deer Skull30 × 30 cm
  4. Saber-toothed cat skull framed by ferns04Saber-toothed Cat Skull30 × 30 cm
  5. Whale skull surrounded by marine plants05Whale Skull30 × 30 cm
  6. Elephant bird skeleton with plants from Madagascar06Elephant Bird Skeleton30 × 30 cm
  7. Human skull among red roses and white flowers07Human Skull30 × 30 cm
  8. Pale blue crystals and plants in Diamond Remains08Diamond Remains30 × 30 cm
  9. Water buffalo skull with plants from the fields09Water Buffalo Skull30 × 30 cm
  10. Artwork of cypress remains, ferns, and fungi10Cypress Remains30 × 30 cm

Pricing and collecting

Garden of What Remains
NT$88,000 per printEdition of 3 per artwork

Digitally printed artworks include the designated frame, the artist’s handwritten signature, an edition number, and a certificate of authenticity. Prices include tax. Shipping is charged separately.

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