Ojibwe Matrix Archival Prints
Ojibwe Matrix is an archival giclée print on 100% cotton rag paper, reproduced from the original oil painting by Ojibwe artist Le’Ana Asher. Three jingle dress dancers move before cascading code, a vision of resistance, guidance, and cultural continuity. Available in [9 × 9, 18 × 18, and 24 × 24] in. Open edition prints.
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Price range: $55.00 through $175.00
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Ojibwe Matrix
Archival Fine Art Print on 100% Cotton Rag Paper | Reproduced from the original 36 × 36 in oil on canvas, 2020-2024
Ojibwe Matrix merges contemporary pop-culture references with Indigenous tradition, reimagining reality’s unseen code through an Ojibwe lens.
The Composition
Three jingle dress dancers embody resistance, guidance, and cultural continuity. Behind them, cascading code represents the colonial systems that have distorted history and erased Indigenous voices.
The Figures
- The lead dancer, like Neo, represents awakening to true identity.
- The second dancer, like Morpheus, guides through ancestral knowledge.
- The third dancer, like Trinity, embodies balance and unity, ensuring cultural survival across generations.
Remember, Reclaim, Celebrate
Rendered in vibrant color, with shimmering regalia and flowing motion, the work invites viewers to engage visually, intellectually, and spiritually. It calls us to remember, reclaim, and celebrate the power of Indigenous culture.
About the Print
Each print is an archival pigment (giclée) print on 100% cotton rag paper, an acid-free, lignin-free surface favored by museums and galleries. Pigment inks capture the original’s color and detail and are rated for 100+ years of fade resistance when displayed properly.
Details
- Medium: Archival pigment (giclée) print
- Paper: 100% cotton rag, 310 gsm, matte, acid-free
- Sizes available: [9 × 9 / 18 × 18 / 24 × 24] in
- Edition: open edition
- Margins: 1/2inch boarder
- Based on: Original oil on canvas, 36 × 36 in, 2020-2025
- Framing: Unframed
- Ships: Professionally packed, tracked, and insured
- Certificate of authenticity: Not included with prints
Care and Display
Frame under UV-protective glass or acrylic with acid-free matting. Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity.
Who It’s For
Collectors of contemporary Indigenous art, supporters of Native artists, educators, and anyone furnishing a home, office, or classroom with a piece rooted in Ojibwe culture. The original 36 × 36 in oil painting – check the website store for current availability.
