DETAILS OF THE MEADOW | A CELEBRATION OF PRINT
For over two years, I collected natural elements—leaves, flowers, feathers, even dragonfly wings—to create and capture direct monotype impressions. Each print captures not just the image but the very texture of these organic forms, yielding a depth that even photography cannot match. Yet, the beauty of these monotype prints was often too small to be fully appreciated or even seen with the naked eye.
Details of the Meadow is my solution—an expansion of these delicate, intricate prints into large-scale works that celebrate their depth, complexity, and inherent beauty. By using screen printing as a tool for reinterpretation, I bridge the fine details of nature with the expressive qualities of printmaking, ensuring that every nuance is seen, felt, and experienced.
Grasses was my first print in the Details of the Meadow series, requiring 6 screen printed colors to faithfully reproduce the subtle variations of just one color in the original monotype. Enlarged 900%, this piece truly captures the depth, beauty and texture of the original monotype, fully celebrating its stark contrast and simplicity.
One 42×20 inch on stretched canvas with four limited edition prints on printed on Strathmore 400 paper were printed. Each signed and numbered.
