artist exploring threads of religion and water the poetry of Philip Larkin glass cut flowers

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There I recorded asymmetrical diurnal temperature changes as empirical evidence of global warming

It is of artists proof of Plate 0313 dated 1996

Provenance: sold direct from the studio

artist exploring threads of religion and water the poetry of Philip Larkin glass cut flowersThe Splash Crucifixion series reinterprets a historic religious motif through the physical dynamics of water and impact. A collection of aged crucifixes is introduced to the water's surface, where the moment of contact disrupts surface tension and generates a brief, violent articulation of form. Each image records the instant of collision: a transient event in which solid object, liquid resistance, and gravity converge. Water erupts, fragments, and