Tutsan 100 x 130
The Verdant series follows in the tradition of Victorian botanical studies, which combined taxonomic classification with more aesthetic considerations. After repeated visits to woodland river valleys to photograph flora using a rudimentary ‘outdoor studio’, the resulting images are meticulously collaged together to create curated, yet naturalistic compositions.
Each image attempts to capture the essence of a verdant wooded valley in the United Kingdom.
TUTSAN takes its name from the predominant berry in the composition — the Tutsan (top right). Other species include: royal fern, buckler fern, beech fern, maiden hair, ground ivy, wild strawberry, herb robert, maidenhair spleenwort, star Moss and pennywort.
Pigment print on 350gsm hahnemühle museum etching paper, UNFRAMED.
130 x 100cm (gives approximately life sized plants) edition of 12 + 2 APs
The Verdant series follows in the tradition of Victorian botanical studies, which combined taxonomic classification with more aesthetic considerations. After repeated visits to woodland river valleys to photograph flora using a rudimentary ‘outdoor studio’, the resulting images are meticulously collaged together to create curated, yet naturalistic compositions.
Each image attempts to capture the essence of a verdant wooded valley in the United Kingdom.
TUTSAN takes its name from the predominant berry in the composition — the Tutsan (top right). Other species include: royal fern, buckler fern, beech fern, maiden hair, ground ivy, wild strawberry, herb robert, maidenhair spleenwort, star Moss and pennywort.
Pigment print on 350gsm hahnemühle museum etching paper, UNFRAMED.
130 x 100cm (gives approximately life sized plants) edition of 12 + 2 APs
The Verdant series follows in the tradition of Victorian botanical studies, which combined taxonomic classification with more aesthetic considerations. After repeated visits to woodland river valleys to photograph flora using a rudimentary ‘outdoor studio’, the resulting images are meticulously collaged together to create curated, yet naturalistic compositions.
Each image attempts to capture the essence of a verdant wooded valley in the United Kingdom.
TUTSAN takes its name from the predominant berry in the composition — the Tutsan (top right). Other species include: royal fern, buckler fern, beech fern, maiden hair, ground ivy, wild strawberry, herb robert, maidenhair spleenwort, star Moss and pennywort.
Pigment print on 350gsm hahnemühle museum etching paper, UNFRAMED.
130 x 100cm (gives approximately life sized plants) edition of 12 + 2 APs
Framing is available on request, please email. If you are situated outside of the UK, the shipping cost of framed artwork can be prohibitive and often glazed works cannot be insured. We advise purchasing an unframed print and we can supply recommended framing specifications should you wish.