The Great Reset (color)

The Great Reset (color)

The Great Reset (black & white)A little boy (color)

€200.00 – €1,250.00

The Great Reset is a 2022 oil painting on linen with an aluminium stretcher frame, delivered in a black box frame. The painting measures 140 x 100 cm and is finished with a matte varnish…

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The Great Reset is a 2022 oil painting on linen with an aluminium stretcher frame, delivered in a black box frame. The painting measures 140 x 100 cm and is finished with a matte varnish.

In early 2022, the World Economic Forum WEF presented The Great Reset I to the global community. A proposal of what our future society should look like, with the main objectives being the implementation of a system of stakeholder capitalism aimed at more equal outcomes for all. The realisation of a green economy and the use of new technologies and further digitalisation to ensure a new industrial revolution in which humans and computer technology will also merge. To achieve these goals, a new economic and political order is needed. A single global body, composed mainly of representatives of the financial community, think tanks, non-governmental organisations (NGO, s) and major global corporations. Only the US and China are still powerful enough to influence this. The other major world economies, including Europe – too divided – are unable to make a sufficient fist in the global power game and are therefore part of the group of national governments as policy enforcers. At the global level, however, there is no democratic feedback system to serve the interests of citizens. The statement ‘You’ll own nothing and you’ll be happy’ has generated a lot of discussion. Experts believe that the form of society proposed by the WEF serves the interests of ICT, financial and pharmaceutical companies in particular, even comparing it to the feudal system of the Middle Ages or seeing it as an elite reset. Due to the lack of responsibility, the WEF presentation does not directly discuss the financing of the above-mentioned goals, the current debt crisis or a reform of the financial and banking system. For the same reason, there is no vision regarding the growing development of the world’s population. As a result of the following Great Resets, the need for a single global government, as proposed by the WEF, has now become a utopia.

Great Reset II, or the Black Swan in economics, is the crisis with Russia and the war in Ukraine, which have changed geopolitical relations forever. We’ve been thrown back in time. “War in Europe”. Sweden and Finland want to speed up their accession to NATO. By stopping the supply of fossil fuels from Russia, the replacement of our fossil energy consumption with green energy has gained momentum. Even an industrial or personal CO2 budget is being considered within the EU.

Great Reset III. China has a social credit system per individual. The digital dictatorship. China is most advanced in implementing its own digital yuan and payment network. China has a different Great Reset agenda and is charting an alternative course with the other BRICS. Several countries are already interested in joining the BRICS. The Taiwan issue also remains a threat to world peace. An imminent split of the WEF- puppet presented here is therefore a more realistic option.

Developments in a new industrial revolution are coming fast and furious. New technologies such as blockchain, virtual reality, vlogging and the current Chat-GPT are impacting industrial, business and private markets. Digital platforms have largely replaced markets as the place where private wealth is accumulated. Alternative forms of money such as bitcoin, cryptocurrencies and the non-fungible token NFT have emerged. The introduction of digital central bank money – a key component of a full-blown financial Great Reset – has also been set in motion. Human enhancement technology has scheduled the first brain implant to enhance the human brain. These are dynamic times. It will become clear that the Great Reset phenomenon is not nonsense. It remains a challenge for politicians – both (direct) democratic and dictatorial – to steer it all in the right direction. With the result. We will all be happy. Only time will tell.

Gerrit Swaan

Size

Fine Paper Art Print (B0 – 1000 x 1414 mm)
Fine Paper Art Print (A0 – 841 x 1189 mm)
Fine Paper Art Print (A1 – 594 x 841 mm)
Fine Paper Art Print (A2 – 420 x 594 mm)
Fine Paper Art Print (A3 – 297 x 420 mm)
Acrylic Glass Art Print (B0 – 1000 x 1414 mm)
Acrylic Glass Art Print (A0 – 841 x 1189 mm)
Acrylic Glass Art Print (A1 – 594 x 841 mm)
Acrylic Glass Art Print (A2 – 420 x 594 mm)
Acrylic Glass Art Print (A3 – 297 x 420 mm)
Color

Color

Fine paper Art Print

For our fine art print works we use special Hahnemuhle paper. The Hahnemuhle company has been around for more than 500 years and specializes in making fine-art papers. By transferring knowledge and the secret recipes for making different recipes from paper cellulose in combination with pure spring water, the Hahnemühle paper mill has been built, has ensured a unique product on the paper market. The shape of spring water provides an incomparable look and feel, which you cannot find with other fine-art papers.

Specification (Pearl Hahnemuhle paper)

FineArt Pearl, Glossy FineArt 285 gsm. A bright white, 100% cellulose paper, guarantees archival standards. With its premium pearlescent inkjet coating, FineArt Pearl meets the highest industry standards with regard to density, color gamut, color gradation and image sharpness, while retaining the special touch and feel of real art paper. Compatible with pigmented and dye inkjet systems.

 

Acrylic Glass Art Print

Dibond Acrylate is a decent name for the more famous Plexiglas. But what is it actually? With your photo behind plexiglass you get a specific gloss effect, combined with a surprising depth effect. Acrylic is a clear plastic sheet with a higher light transmission than glass. Acrylic is used in combination with a dibond carrier. It is available in matte or gloss and gives the photo optimal protection.

Specification

The photo panel is provided with a luxurious aluminum profile on the back and can be hung on the wall with a screw thumb (hooks). The rear profile provides stability and prevents panel warping. Because the profile is 2 centimeters thick, a floating effect of your artwork on the wall is created. We attach the profile around the back with which you can hang the panel on the wall.

PhotoLab

We provide you with a high-quality product and we work together with PhotoLab. After a highly personal visit to PhotoLab, Amsterdam the Netherlands, we knew for sure; this company works with all its passion to make a top product. And perhaps even more important; hold the Quality! Love for photography has been in the family at PhotoLab for years. What started as a regular photo shop is a family business. The team consists of expert people who advised us about the choice of paper types, such as the fine art paper from Hahnemuhle which we use and the materials to stick prints on, such as dibond and aluminum.

Fine Paper Art Prints (Hahnemuhle paper)

For our fine art print works we use special Hahnemuhle paper. The Hahnemuhle company has been around for more than 500 years and specializes in making fine-art papers. By transferring knowledge and the secret recipes for making different recipes from paper cellulose in combination with pure spring water, the Hahnemühle paper mill has been built, has ensured a unique product on the paper market. The shape of spring water provides an incomparable look and feel, which you cannot find with other fine-art papers.

Quality and passion

We and our partner PhotoLab attach great importance to quality. And one of our pillars within quality is nature and the environment. This includes a socially responsible policy, which we conduct with passion. Love for the profession and passion for sustainability therefore go hand in hand with us. That is why we work as sustainably as possible and implement this in everything. From the papers we work with  to the shipping materials we use, sustainability is paramount. Clean water and natural fibers have been the basis for Hahnemühle’s success for more than 430 years. GoSwaan and PhotoLab are equally committed to the environment, which is why we rely on Hahnemühle’s quality products.

vegan

Hahnemühle papers contain no animal or genetically modified ingredients. Our PhotoLab “certificate of conformity” confirms this. All papers are vegan.

Green Grid

The Hahnemühle company has been making paper for 435 years and attaches great importance to tradition and responsibility. They innovate and invest in new, energy-saving techniques and have supported international environmental protection projects with the Green Rooster initiative since 2008. These include programs for reforestation, animal welfare and environmental education.

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