Original artwork description:

This is one of two works inspired by the late season irises found in woodlands in Patagonia.

The Yanghan people had a word to describe the natural beauty at the end of the world - Maia-Ku. This is an expression about your inner feelings when contemplating the amazing land and sea and sky scapes.

Based on the abstract colours and textures of the inland seas, lakes, skies and Pacific Ocean surrounding Patagonia, these artworks are made with colourfast paper and foil mounted on board. The artwork is mounted on an acid free front and back mount with UV acrylic glazing in a white wood frame supplied with hanging fixtures.

Materials used:

Paper, Foil

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