Cherry blossoms in springtime. The photograph was taken in Spain. The Japanese cherry blossom is a symbol of rebirth and the passing of winter. It is a sign of the awakening of new life, as the winter is passing, and new life is being brought back. Cherry blossoms are often used in Japanese poetry, as the poetry often describes the passing of the seasons with the cherry blossoms. There is a spiritual connotation with cherry blossoms. The photograph is sold unframed, only the art print and will be sent rolled in a tube by UPS. The photograph is printed on fine art paper Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl 285 gsm. Printed with a 2 cm white border around. Photo size: 60 x 60 cm Paper size: 64 x 64 cm Comes with signed & numbered Certificate of Authenticity, to be affixed to the back when framed. Also artist signature at the back of the photo. To be shipped by UPS. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE ARTIST: Viet Ha Tran is a Vietnam born fine art photographer and contemporary artist whose unique art has earned her commissions from globally renowned entities such as Amazon USA, Louis Vuitton France, and Vogue Italy. Her work has appeared in over a hundred newspapers and magazines worldwide, including prestigious publications like Expansión, El Economista, Vogue Italia, Vanity Fair France, The Times of India, The Hindu, and Vietnam News. She is currently a member of the Board of Directors at The Royal Photographic Society of Spain. Before that, Tran served as a Jury member at IE Foundation Prizes in the Humanities at IE University, Spain from 2016 to 2020. Her expertise also extended to the roles of Exhibition Manager and Curator, where she organized and curated on-campus exhibitions (IE Campuses in Madrid and Segovia). In addition, she has given lectures and talks on art and the art market at conferences such as at The Royal Photographic Society and The Art Market Agency, further establishing her as a versatile professional in the art world. Singulart Magazine featured Tran in the "10 women in the art world to follow" list. Tran was nominated "200 Influential Vietnam Global Leaders" in 2019 by the Vietnam Embassy in Spain and Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs.