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Print Quality Details
Every canvas limited edition is produced using a professionally color-managed, UV-curable pigment giclée process on archival matte fine-art canvas, faithfully preserving the intricate symbolism, subtle tonal relationships, and exceptional detail of the original artwork.
Professional color management, custom ICC profiles, premium UV-curable pigment inks, and archival-quality materials work together to ensure remarkable color fidelity and consistency from one print to the next.
I intentionally chose a matte canvas because its naturally low-reflective surface minimizes glare and distractions, allowing the artwork itself to remain the focus. Finished with clean white gallery edges and professionally stretched over sturdy wooden stretcher bars, each canvas arrives ready to display while offering a timeless presentation that beautifully complements both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Artwork Description and Symbolism
Triple Super-Moon Light captures the kind of inner turning point that happens when you stop abandoning yourself and finally begin walking toward your own wholeness.
This artwork is a vibrant mural that combines various symbolic elements through dynamic layering and contrasting colors. The composition features three anthropomorphized moons in profile, rendered in a bold, graphic style with clean lines and a limited palette focused on whites, blues, and striking red lips on the moon most prominently in the foreground, with vibrant tints of orange on the moon in the background center. These three moons mark an astrological series of triple super-moons: December 3, 2017, January 1, 2018, and January 31, 2018.
“At this point, I was undergoing a profound spiritual awakening, which took a turn through a dark night of the soul and emerged through an epiphany of self-love and individual wholeness.” —Brad Klemmer
Propulsively floating in the front center are two blue birds facing each other symmetrically, their wings spread wide, with a placement near a radiant burst of light suggesting a moment of both connection and confrontation, leading to the freedom of peace and transcendence.
Central to the composition are two skeletal figures facing and embracing each other, their skulls textured with brickwork patterns that suggest themes of mortal physicality and romantic co-dependency.
The moon faces, rendered in a minimalist yet expressive style, convey a sense of calm reflection, independence, and self-love. In contrast, the skeletal figures with brick-patterned heads evoke a complex dialogue around mortality or entrapment of the mind.
To one side, a simplified representation of a lighthouse anchors the piece, balancing the ethereal qualities of the humans and birds with a grounded, architectural element. The layered composition and interplay between transparency and opacity—emanating from more than just the light beaming from the lighthouse—create a sense of depth and movement, inviting the viewer to explore themes of life, death, conscious awareness, and transformation.
Additional elements include three glittering stars, all interwoven with swirling shades of pink, blue, and white that symbolize astrological interpretations and a spinning vortex of multidimensional realities emanating from the lighthouse. Adjacent to the vortex, the beaming light shines brightly from the back left through the layers of depth, out to the front right of the image, and beyond to the outer moon.
The combination of organic and architectural forms, alongside symbolic motifs such as birds, skulls, moons, and stars, creates a robust visual dialogue about life, identity, and transformation. The overall color palette is dominated by cool blues, whites, and pinks with splashes of bright red and orange, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that oscillates between whimsy and contemplation.
This mural masterfully balances abstraction and figurative representation, drawing the viewer’s eye seamlessly across its many focal points. The artwork’s strength lies in its bold use of color and thoughtful layering, which creates a vivid and immersive experience, harmonizing diverse imagery into a unified and thought-provoking visual story.
The contrast between the skeletal forms and the soft, human facial features of the moon evokes a powerful tension between mortality, identity, and human connection. The integration of abstracted birds adds a poetic dynamism, bringing life and motion to the scene. The inclusion of stars and the lighthouse subtly grounds the work in a more familiar, almost nostalgic realm, enriching its interpretative potential.
This artwork confidently conveys its emotive power while maintaining an open-endedness that encourages personal interpretation, making it a thoughtful and engaging creation.
Hung in your home or sacred space, Triple Super-Moon Light becomes a visual reminder that transformation isn’t a single moment—it’s a series of awakenings, each one guiding you further into self-love, freedom, and conscious living. The moons, the lighthouse, the skeletal embrace, and the radiant birds all reflect the journey from entanglement to liberation, from confusion to inner illumination. If this piece speaks to the version of you who is emerging stronger, clearer, and more whole, now is a beautiful time to welcome it into your life.
Accompanying Inspirational Exercise:
A simple but transformative practice this piece can anchor is the “Light-Check.” Each evening, pause for one minute and ask yourself: “What did I do today that honored my growth—and what did I do that dimmed my light?” Then choose one small adjustment you can make tomorrow. This gentle reflection helps you stay aligned with your truth and encourages steady inner evolution, much like the triple super-moons in this artwork tracing a symbolic path from darkness into clarity, self-love, and conscious awareness.
