The Will to Rise
$65.00 – $2,245.00
The Will to Rise
In this image, a Camargue horse, covered in sand, exerts itself to rise from the beach. The tension in its arched back and bent hind legs reveals the effort and determination required in this moment, showcasing both vulnerability and strength. The once-pristine white coat, now marked by the earth, adds a raw, unfiltered beauty to the scene. Unlike the typical images of horses in their full glory, galloping through fields or standing majestically, this photograph captures a quieter, more intimate side of these creatures—one that resonates with the real, often challenging, aspects of life.
Limited Edition pieces are printed on archival museum-grade, archival rag paper or premium museum canvas, using long-lasting pigment inks. The Collection items are shipped as print-only. If you opt for the museum paper, your new photographic artwork will be bordered by a 1.5-inch white margin, which will be signed, titled, embossed, and numbered…
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Description
Personal Reflection: This image holds deep personal meaning for me. It reflects a truth that is often overlooked: that strength isn’t just about power or beauty in its most polished form. It’s about the struggle, the effort it takes to rise after being knocked down. In this horse’s determined push to stand, I see a reflection of our own battles—the moments when we have to dig deep, endure, and overcome. The sand clinging to its coat is a testament to the trials we face, the weight of the world that we sometimes carry, yet also the source of our resilience. This image isn’t about the perfection often associated with these magnificent animals; it’s about the reality of life, the dirt, and the struggle. And in that struggle, there’s a unique kind of beauty—a beauty found not in flawless strength, but in the will to rise, to keep going, and to find our way back to standing tall once again.
Additional information
Size | 8"x12", 12"x18", 24"x36", 30"x45", 32"x48", 36”x54" |
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Paper | Museum Quality Paper, Professional Photo Paper, Museum Canvas |
Edition | Initialed Open Edition, Signed Limited Edition |