$59 
Available in three acrylic block sizes :
ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPH.
Ouroboros, National Gallery Of Australia, Australian Capital Territory, Australia.
"A gorgeous orange sunrise cast the perfect light to match the autumn trees around the National Gallery." - Scott
Lindy Lee's Ouroboros, is an immersive sculpture commissioned for the National Gallery of Australia's 40th anniversary. Standing nine meters wide and over four meters tall, Ouroboros invites viewers to see and inhabit her vision—walking through a vast, circular space that evokes the cycles of life, death, and rebirth.
Named after the ancient symbol of a serpent eating its own tail, Ouroboros embodies the eternal cycle, a concept reflected across cultures. Positioned at the entrance to the National Gallery, the sculpture invites visitors to pass through it and into a chamber where light and darkness come together. Thousands of perforations cover its surface, allowing light beams to dance through and transform the space. By day, its mirrored steel reflects the transitory world around it—people, clouds, and birds; by night, it has an internal glow, returning light to its surroundings, a symbol of the continuity and interconnectedness of all things.
Our acrylic blocks give the photo a three dimensional look. They are perfect for desks, bookshelves, mantlepieces, bed side tables - any horizontal surface.
The photo is printed on professional grade metallic photographic paper, using archival inks. It is then mounted on the back of an acrylic (plexiglass) block. It is finished with diamond polishing, buffing and final hand polish.
They are free standing, so no hanging system is required. These are a very popular option for gifts, farewell presents or if you need a small lightweight option to travel with. Acrylic desk blocks come in a box ready to gift.
Our acrylic blocks give the photo a three dimensional look. They are perfect for desks, bookshelves, mantlepieces, bed side tables - any horizontal surface.
The photo is printed on professional grade metallic photographic paper, using archival inks. It is then mounted on the back of an acrylic (plexiglass) block. It is finished with diamond polishing, buffing and final hand polish.
They are free standing, so no hanging system is required. These are a very popular option for gifts, farewell presents or if you need a small lightweight option to travel with. Acrylic desk blocks come in a box ready to gift.
