Lincvolt Nearing Lightspeed, Nevada

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Lincvolt Nearing Lightspeed Nevada - Spacetime Painting by Adam CK Vollick.jpg
Lincvolt Nearing Lightspeed Nevada - 36x24 acrylic face mount in a living room.jpg
Lincvolt Nearing Lightspeed Nevada - 36x24 acrylic face mount in the evening.jpg
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Lincvolt Nearing Lightspeed, Nevada

from $100.00

The Lincvolt crossing Nevada in 2013: Neil Young's 1959 Lincoln Continental, rebuilt as a 6,700-pound proof of concept for clean transportation, with electric drive and a small generator running on cellulosic ethanol. The desert and mountains stream past while the car holds steady in the frame. To me that year it stood for the future: lightspeed on lightfuel.

Open edition: 4x6 in. or 12x18 in. print on metallic high-gloss photo paper.

Limited edition of 25: 5x7 in. metallic print with the whole image set in a black border, face-mounted in a 1.25 in. deep acrylic block with polished edges, freestanding. Signed and numbered.

Limited edition of 25: 24x16 in. or 36x24 in. print on metallic photo paper, face-mounted under acrylic on a rigid backing with a hidden hanging cleat. Each size is its own edition of 25. Signed and numbered.

Every limited edition comes with a certificate of authenticity and a hand-signed note from Adam.

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