Thankful
Artwork
“Thankful Series”
was exhibited at the Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, during the 2025 jewelry heist — it is linked to an award‑winning book, a screenplay with 300+ awards, and international recognition.
The series transforms personal survival into a visual legacy: each piece is a chapter of life, loss, and living again, exhibited across five countries.
Collector and Curatorial Notes
Thankful Series — photography
Exhibition Highlights
Carrousel du Louvre — Paris
SwissArtExpo — Zurich
Artbar Granada — Spain
Dubai — UAE
Miami — USA
Availability: Limited Digital Collector Edition (download only) — Three works
Sophisticated Digital Display Formats
The works may be experienced through a range of museum-grade and contemporary digital presentation formats:
Museum-grade digital display
Framed digital display
Large-format digital canvas
LED wall installation
Digital art light box
Projection
Projection mapping
Ambient digital display
Multi-screen installation
Available to Collectors
Exceptional Edition
Limited to 500 editions per image
Museum-Grade Digital Artwork
Individually Numbered Edition
Certificate of Authenticity
Artist-Authorized Display
Digital Edition — Download Only
Thankful
Price: $3,000
Limited Digital Collector Edition
(download only)
Edition of 500
Thankful -
arms wide—not reaching but receiving—elevated above the shoreline.
The ocean pulses below; the body is open, relaxed, surrendered but not defeated.
White clothing suggests clarity and renewal—a quiet, deeply personal victory.
The outstretched arms represent a private and spiritual conversation with what’s been understood, forgiven, or survived. The sea’s endless motion frames a changed perspective.
This is the moment you realize you’re still standing and understand it is enough.
Faith
Price: $3,000
Limited Digital Collector Edition
(download only
Edition of 500
Faith -
the space between questioning and acceptance.
Where answers are not yet received, proof unseen, but the choice is to believe irregardless of out come.
The raw details of the hand: imperfect skin, dirty nails, tension in the fingers, a slight strain. This isn’t passive belief. It’s effort. It suggests that faith, here, isn’t easy or inherited—it’s chosen, possibly even fought for.
Faith is not holding onto something solid—it’s the courage to reach into the unknown and trust that something will meet you there.
Losses
Price: $3,000
Limited Digital Collector Edition
(download only)
Edition of 500
Losses -
more reflection than isolation after everything has happened.
A soft moment of reckoning, standing at the boundary between what was and what comes next. The ocean reads as memory, loss, or even forgiveness—something vast, uncontrollable, and impossible to fully hold onto.
A quiet stance where restraint meets no dramatic gesture, no visible emotion—just presence. A powerful suggestion of acceptance rather than resistance.
This is the moment where you stop running from the weight of what was and simply stand with it.
International Curatorial Recognition
Losses, part of Earnest Diaz’s Thankful Series, was selected by ARTBOXY Head Curator Patricia Zenklusen for
exhibition at SWISSARTEXPO Art Festival in Zurich, Switzerland (2025). The work explores themes of
grief, reflection, and the human experience,
resonating with audiences through its portrayal of solitude, remembrance, and emotional healing.
Acquisition and Loan Inquiry
Please complete the form; we will respond within 2–3 business days.
Delivery: Secure digital download upon purchase. Edition cap: 500 per image.
After purchase, the image will not have a watermark across it.
License Agreement Terms — Thankful Series Digital Collector Edition
By purchasing a numbered Thankful Series digital collector edition, the purchaser receives a non-exclusive license to download, view, and print the artwork for personal, private, non-commercial use.
The purchaser may make reasonable personal prints for display in a private residence or workspace. The artwork may not be copied, redistributed, sublicensed, commercially reproduced, modified, used to create derivative works, included in merchandise, or tokenized as an NFT without the artist’s prior written permission. Public exhibition, institutional use, publication, catalog use, commercial display, and reproduction require a separate written agreement.
Copyright and all intellectual-property rights remain with the artist. No copyright ownership or unrestricted reproduction rights are transferred.
Each artwork is limited to 500 numbered digital collector editions. The edition number is recorded on the certificate of authenticity, and no additional numbered editions will be issued after the edition limit is reached.
The numbered edition, certificate of authenticity, and associated license may be transferred any number of times, provided that:
-
The new owner accepts these license terms.
-
The transfer includes the certificate and edition number.
-
The current owner notifies the artist or authorized representative.
-
The transferring owner deletes all copies of the digital file.
-
The edition is not divided, duplicated, sublicensed, or transferred separately fromits certificate.
-
The artist may maintain a transfer registry to verify ownership and provenance.
A reasonable administrative fee may apply to registry updates or replacement certificates.
Unauthorized use or reproduction may result in termination of the license and enforcement of the artist’s legal rights. Except where applicable law requires otherwise, completed digital-art sales are final and non-refundable.
For transfers, permissions, or commercial licensing inquiries, contact the artist or authorized representative.
Exhibition History & International Recognition
SwissArtExpo - Switzerland
Art Bar Granada - St George
Carrousel de Louvre - Paris (during the jewelry heist)
Cologne Art Unframed - Germany
Nicoleta Gallery - Berlin
Miami Artweeks - Florida
Andakulova Gallery - Dubai
Certificates of Participation
&
Exhibition Images
Paris
-Thankful Exhibition Review-
Oct. 17 - 19 Paris, France
(Received 10-25-2025)
Hi Earnest
Thank you once again for presenting your artwork with us at ARTBOXY Paris at the Carrousel du Louvre.
Our curatorial team carefully reviewed the exhibited works during and after the event, observing how each piece shaped the exhibition's overall atmosphere and how visitors responded. As part of this process, we've prepared a personal reflection on your artwork - inspired by the same curatorial approach used during the exhibition.
During the Paris exhibition, your photographs resonated deeply with viewers, conveying profound emotions through your exploration of loss and resilience. The composition of each piece, particularly in \"Faith\" and \"Losses,\" effectively captures the raw vulnerability of the human experience amidst the backdrop of nature, allowing a dialogue between the inner self and the vastness of the external world. The stark contrast of light and shadow in your work breathes life into each moment, creating a poignant atmosphere that invites viewers to reflect on their own journeys. The emotional intensity and technical precision in your black-and-white imagery not only drew people closer but also prompted rich conversations about the themes of love and recovery, enhancing the overall impact of the exhibition.
Your work contributed beautifully to the diversity and quality of the Paris show. Throughout the exhibition, artworks with strong conceptual clarity and authentic emotional expression - like yours - consistently drew attention from visitors. Many stopped to take photos, discuss the compositions, and engage deeply with the pieces shown on the ARTBOXY Screens. This response confirmed how powerfully your art connects with viewers in a professional exhibition setting.
Across all exhibited works, our curators noticed several recurring strengths:
• Color and atmosphere - many participating artists used color with great sensitivity to convey emotion and light.
• Symbolism and storytelling - visitors were especially drawn to works that told a visual story or hinted at a deeper meaning.
• Technique and individuality - a strong sense of craftsmanship combined with authentic artistic voice made the exhibition exceptionally rich.
Your contribution helped shape that experience - thank you again for being part of it.
Warm regards,
The ARTBOXY Curator Team
For inquiries regarding
art exhibitions, special guest appearances, or related engagements,
please email by clicking Thankful below:
© 2026 Earnest Diaz All Rights Reserved / Thankful Screenplay written 2013