Crimped gill (Plicaturopsis crispa)
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
Growing in layered brackets on fallen wood, this fungi’s intricate gill-like folds create a mesmerising pattern of waves and ridges, each one unique as a fingerprint. As decomposers, they are quietly dismantling the remnants of what was, breaking down dead wood and returning it to the soil. Their presence marks a poetic transition - where humans once shaped this land through industrial force, these delicate organisms now reshape it through patient processes of decay and renewal, their rippled forms a reminder that transformation itself rarely follows straight lines.
