Marilyn Monroe Mini Photo Collage by Victoria White (Limited Edition)

She lived in front of the camera. Here, she's rebuilt from it. Victoria White reconstructs Marilyn Monroe from a grid of Polaroid photographs. Each square holds a single fleeting instant. Together they add up to the face the whole world knows, captured in a medium made for moments that don't last. That tension is the heart of Victoria's Polaroid series: impermanent frames building something enduring, the way a legacy is made of countless moments rather than one. This 12x12 piece brings that idea into a size that works almost anywhere, from a gallery wall to a vanity or a home bar. Limited edition of 5. Once they're gone, they're gone. About the Artist: Victoria White is a New Orleans-born artist based in Venice Beach, Los Angeles. She is known for portraits of cultural icons on unexpected surfaces, from surfboards and pianos to vintage shoe boxes and Polaroids. Her work has appeared in Elle Decor, Marie Claire and The Hollywood Reporter. Framed Art Includes: 12x12" collage of Polaroid photographs on canvas 12x12x3" UV-grade acrylic shadowbox frame Clean acrylic panels with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth, or dish soap and water when needed. Do not use glass cleaners or spirits, which can dull the surface.