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GHOST PARK

$9,300.00

GHOST PARK – Where the Living Meet the Remembered
“Ghost Park” is a spiritual and emotional landscape—a place between presence and absence. Inspired by a fictional sculpture park in ancient Rome where souls gently gather, the artwork invites viewers into a space of connection, memory, and peace.
With golden hues and mist-softened forms, the piece evokes a sense of reverence for the invisible. Humanoid figures made of wood and light blend into an atmosphere of quiet transcendence. A luminous flower anchors the composition, a metaphor for life’s fragile beauty amidst impermanence.
It is not a place of grief, but of communion—a reminder that we are never far from those we’ve loved.

Made by @Morten Klementsen aka @klemenza.art
Created with AI & Digital Refinement with Adobe Digital Software,
High-Resolution (15k x 15k px) Original 600/300 dpi

“This is not a haunted place. It is a hallowed one.
Ghost Park is where memory breathes, and absence becomes presence.”

CURATION - Curatyy™ - Mood and emotional power: 9,8/10 Comment: Very strong. Touches deeply without sentimentality. Full curation: E: [email protected]

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MY STORY; GHOST PARK
We are in the old city of Rome. Here they have created a sculpture park for and by the souls who remained on earth - for various reasons. The park is not dangerous to walk in, and many people use it for picnics or to find peace and quiet. The artists behind the work you see in this piece of art can tell you that it was a difficult task to visualize this park. They wanted the park to also be used by the inhabitants, and part of the vision is that you can "visit" your own dead and missing people in this park. Death as a theme is not dangerous. It is nice and good, and we humans are all born to die someday. That's just the way it is. The park is also widely used because they have managed to create a subtle emotional feeling and presence here. Sometimes you might wonder if this is some kind of medium's place where you can talk to your loved ones who have left this earth. Maybe it is? Who knows?