Eyelash Pixie Cup (Scutellinia scutellata)
Prints are available in large, medium or small. Printed on Titanium Lustre Metallic paper (280gsm silver resin coated base) using LUCIA PRO II pigment inks for stunning archival quality. The paper has a beautiful metallic sheen to it which makes the images shimmer under light.
Print & Frame dimensions:
Large: Print: 50×50cm . Frame: Width: 52 cm, Height: 6 cm, Length: 52 cm, Weight: 2.09 kg
Medium: Print: 35×35cm . Frame: Width: 37 cm, Height: 6 cm, Length: 37 cm, Weight: 1.22 kg
Small: Print: 25×25cm . Frame: Width: 27 cm, Height: 6 cm, Length: 27cm, Weight: 0.85 kg
Prints are available in large, medium or small. Printed on Titanium Lustre Metallic paper (280gsm silver resin coated base) using LUCIA PRO II pigment inks for stunning archival quality. The paper has a beautiful metallic sheen to it which makes the images shimmer under light.
Print & Frame dimensions:
Large: Print: 50×50cm . Frame: Width: 52 cm, Height: 6 cm, Length: 52 cm, Weight: 2.09 kg
Medium: Print: 35×35cm . Frame: Width: 37 cm, Height: 6 cm, Length: 37 cm, Weight: 1.22 kg
Small: Print: 25×25cm . Frame: Width: 27 cm, Height: 6 cm, Length: 27cm, Weight: 0.85 kg
Prints are available in large, medium or small. Printed on Titanium Lustre Metallic paper (280gsm silver resin coated base) using LUCIA PRO II pigment inks for stunning archival quality. The paper has a beautiful metallic sheen to it which makes the images shimmer under light.
Print & Frame dimensions:
Large: Print: 50×50cm . Frame: Width: 52 cm, Height: 6 cm, Length: 52 cm, Weight: 2.09 kg
Medium: Print: 35×35cm . Frame: Width: 37 cm, Height: 6 cm, Length: 37 cm, Weight: 1.22 kg
Small: Print: 25×25cm . Frame: Width: 27 cm, Height: 6 cm, Length: 27cm, Weight: 0.85 kg
The Eyelash Pixie Cup appears like a watchful presence in the post-industrial landscape, its tiny scarlet cups ringed with dark 'eyelashes' seemingly observing the slow process of renewal. These miniature sentinels, often no larger than a pencil eraser, emerge from decaying wood and enriched soil, marking the progression from industrial wasteland to living ecosystem. As saprobic fungi, they are active participants in the cycle of decay and renewal, turning dead matter back into life's building blocks. Their presence in former colliery lands speaks to nature's attention to detail - even in spaces of massive industrial change, recovery happens at the most intricate scale, each tiny cup a vessel holding the promise of regeneration.
