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The work can be positioned as a material investigation into post-minimalist and process-based art, where the “art” is not located in a final image, but in the orchestration of systems and the forensic recording of their outcomes. . The use of patinated copper and bronze further grounds this concept, as the patina is itself a visible record of time and chemical reaction of a slow-mutation
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Medium: Mixed Media. The primary materials are:
Dimensions: 120 cm x 80 cm (approximately 47 inches x 31.5 inches)
Sunflowers for the Lorikeets”
These cyanotype prints capture the enduring spirit of the sunflower, immortalized in the classic blue of a sun-print, a tribute to the vibrant life it supports.
Each print is a unique, hand-crafted cyanotype on high-quality watercolour paper.
Made from original photographs of sunflowers grown in my garden.
A sustainable and historical art form, fixed to last for generations.
Sizes 21x29cm.
This piece is part of the Sunflowers and Parrots series—a visual narrative of seasonal growth, avian visitation, and the alchemy of light-based painting fused with molten wax. Ideal for collectors drawn to ecological storytelling, and the intimacy of process-driven art.
The work employs a rich and tactile combination of materials, building the composition with layers of pigmented wax encaustic and acrylic paints. A defining feature of the work is the integration of copper, which has been deliberately patinated to create its characteristic verdigris hues, and potentially bronze treated similarly.