Bubbles and Sky Sticks
“Two palm trees rise majestic and graceful into the Barcelona sky, their silhouettes glowing softly against the burst of sun. From the right, two soap bubbles are drifting, fragile, playful, catching the light as they float upward. Beside them, a single lamp splits into two arms of light, quiet and steady, grounding the moment in everyday life. A gentle reminder that beauty lives both in what stays, and in what drifts away.”
Word of IntentionGratitudeWorn with intention
Clips from the people who wear our pieces, in their own everyday life
Questions
About this Photo Art
ClaraXenia, photographer and co-founder of Intention, working out of Copenhagen. The full body of work sits on Photo Art.
Yes. Every piece of Photo Art begins as a photograph ClaraXenia took of something real, in the world. Light, shadow, reflections, movement, a moment most people walk past. It is not generated artwork.
The image comes first and the Word emerges from it, from what the photograph quietly reveals. The pairing is the piece. Neither half was made to illustrate the other.
Framed, it is Art on a Wall: master's edition 250 gsm matte paper, uncoated, in natural white, a museum-quality weight that reduces glare, behind shatterproof plexiglass rather than glass, so it travels safely. On apparel the photograph is printed into the fabric on the front.
Yes, that is what a pairing is. The same photograph exists as Art on a Wall and carried on apparel, with the Word it belongs to. Everything framed, the photographs and the Words, sits together under Wall Art.
























