Hawaiian for "free," Alison Van Pelt's Manuahi references a period of wild awakening and a time of clarity about the future that set her free. The artist sees this figure in that same state of freedom, at peace as she looks to what's ahead. Van Pelt begins with a hyper-realistic painting, then layers horizontal and vertical brushstrokes, as if to weave the image into the canvas. General Public, an art curation and publishing company based in LA, is revolutionizing the way we think about and collect art. Founded by Portia de Rossi, a collector and art world disruptor, General Public makes a radical proposition: a painting shouldn't be enjoyed by just one person, but should be available to all. The General Public Synograph™, a groundbreaking 3-D technology, redefines the limits of printing, recreating every detail of the original artwork with total fidelity. Capturing the nuances of brushwork and technique, these textured prints are an authentic expression of the artist's hand.