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Lisa Hunt Art
Lisa Hunt, Infinity Diptych on Cream
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
ARTIST Lisa Hunt
DIMENSIONS 22” x 25.25”
MADE OF screen-print in matte metallic gold ink on off-white paper
PLEASE NOTE This work is unframed. Signed by the artist.
SET OF 2
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL Oct 12 - Oct 17
RETURNS You may cancel your order within 24 hours of purchase. This item is returnable within 14 days of delivery. Restocking and return shipping fees may apply. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
With a belief in the transformative power of beauty found in everyday life, Lisa Hunt creates pieces that bring luxe elegance to your home. After more than 15 years as a creative director and designer working with the publishing world’s top brands, Hunt returned to her passion for making art with her own hands. She gravitates toward materials with natural, tactile properties that appeal to both the eye and the touch. This attraction led to her collection of art prints that play with the lyrical repetition of graphic, geometric forms, unified by gold leaf. Based in Brooklyn, Hunt is developing a line of accessories and textiles for the home.
Why we love this

The symbol representing eternity is created here in luminous gold ink on off-white paper and would brighten up any space, from a city apartment to a beach house. With the two halves forming the whole, this diptych would make the perfect wedding or anniversary gift.
This is an original, signed screen-print with gold leaf from the artist’s Alchemy Collection. To create this piece, Hunt first experimented with paper cutouts, playing with scale and pattern. She then screen-printed the final design onto paper using rich, metallic ink. Says the artist of this collection, “It speaks to where I am now: constantly transforming, growing, creating.”