The relationship between 'presentation' and 'representation'

As previously explained in the post below, the term 'representation' refers to how the piece of work was made while 'presentation' refers to where/how it is presented.  However, the two share a connection.  How something is presented can impact the representation of the work.  The presentation can also be an extension of the representation.  For instance, the concept of a painting can be reinforced with a contrasting background/framework or the painting can bleed onto the surface it is mounted on.  Therefore, the presentation will always affect the representation.  Even if the surrounding is a solid white wall, the painting will be presented differently than if it were presented on a chaotic or bold backdrop.