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EASTERN GREAT EGRETS
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Two Great Egrets stand in the shallows of a misty lake, their all-white plumage luminous against the soft grey-blue water. Extraordinary aigrette feathers cascade from their backs like living silk, long and lace-like, trailing softly behind them. At the base of their faces, their lores glow vivid lime green — the brief and intimate flush of mating season. They face one another in quiet communion, a sacred partnership, patient and unhurried, as if mid-conversation in a language older than words.
Together they embody something ancient: the union of two souls who are both teacher to the other, each reflecting the other’s wisdom back with grace.
ABOUT THE PRINTS
It's printed in Australia on a beautiful Hahnemühle Fine Art archival 308gsm paper with a margin. Hand signed. Available in 5 sizes. Fits standard frames (e.g. Freedom or Kmart). Free shipping within Australia. Sold unframed / delivered flat (A4) or rolled (A3, A2, A1, A0) in a strudy tube.
Shipped within 4-5 working days. All prices are in $AUD.
ABOUT THE WORK
Medium: Archival pigment prints
Paper size: A4: 21 x 29.7cm | A3: 29.7 x 42cm | A2: 42 x 59.4cm | A1 59.5 x 841cm | A0: 84 x 118.9cm
Edition size: Open
NOTE: Once you choose the size, you will see in the picture how the print looks with margins. The image is slightly cropped on the sides in smaller prints.
Please note the frame in the photo is for illustrative purposes only and is not included.
Also, due to the difference in computer monitors, it can be difficult to accurately represent the actual colours of the artworks. I have tried my very best to represent the colours as closely as possible.
Virginia Woolf is a limited edition of 50 digital prints + 3 AP on Hahnemühle FineArt cotton rug with gold leaf and a fragment of Virginia’s love letter to Vita Sackville-West. 42cm x 59.4cm unframed
Each copy can slightly vary as I apply a gold leaf and write the text by hand individually on every print to create a unique piece. The print is sold unframed.
ABOUT THIS WORK
Virginia Woolf was an English writer, essayist, critic and publisher. Today she is considered to be one of the most important and influential modernist writers and feminists of the 20th century.
I am moved by her interesting but deeply troubled and tragic life.
In this work I combine drawing and painting into a digital collage. I think about my technique as part of a contemporary printmaking.
I start my work with a pen and paper, pastels, colour pencils and paint. Sometimes I make several drawings, which then I move into a digital space, where I construct my image further. I enjoy the freedom of digital painting, cutting, pasting and transforming the image layer by layer.
I often reuse some of the abstract elements. I find a different context or meaning for them.
Rather than aiming at photographic accuracy, I try to find my own poetic interpretation of the subject.
