Period 12

Description

The first image shows an hourglass from which the sand appears to have been extracted, lying in a pile nearby. Daffodils and Snowdrops, lit up by flashlight, grace the scene. The photo tries to convey ideas surrounding mortality, or the cycle of life. In the second image, a drill bit has appeared to break upwards from underground, its tip glowing red hot as a result. The third photo shows a row of onions whose shadows conform to the shape of teardrops. In the fourth and final picture, a stone – a perfect oval – sports an engraving – ‘instantly forgettable’. It represents an unlikely marriage of sublime nature and kitsch and points out an irony in the art of collecting.

Prices are per size. Prints are printed in-house. They are posted flat, in A3 and A4 envelopes with cardboard stiffeners. A notice, ‘Do Not Bend’ is clearly visible on each envelope. Prints come unmounted and unframed. Narrow border is minimum 15mm, wide border is minimum 40mm. Handwritten signature of artist on each print. The signature will appear within the border area of the print so as to appear when mounted. Prints are sprayed with Gloss/Matt UV spray for increased longevity against light.