Petri art - a modern technique in painting, is created by adding alcoholic ink to epoxy. Macro photo can be used as a trendy background for wallpapers Stock Photo

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Petri art - a modern technique in painting, is created by adding alcoholic ink to epoxy. Macro photo can be used as a trendy background for wallpapers

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Maria Shestakova

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2JRE4JH

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4000 x 6000 px | 33.9 x 50.8 cm | 13.3 x 20 inches | 300dpi

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12 January 2022

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Russian Federation

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Abstract painting, can be used as a trendy background for wallpapers, posters, cards, invitations, websites. High quality macro photo. Petri art - a modern technique in painting, is created by adding alcoholic ink to epoxy.

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