Rain

In Rain, the forest comes alive beneath a curtain of falling water, where mushrooms, grasses, insects, and small creatures share a fleeting moment of harmony. The stark contrast of black and white emphasises the rhythm of rainfall, transforming an ordinary woodland scene into a world of wonder and quiet resilience.

Through the language of printmaking, the work celebrates the interconnectedness of life and the beauty that emerges when nature is observed with patience and imagination. The rain becomes both a force of renewal and a reminder of the delicate balance that sustains every living form.

Rain Over Mushrooms

A field of mushrooms rises under diagonal rain, drawn with playful clarity and a hint of folklore. The bold negative shapes and energetic linework create a nocturnal rhythm, where weather becomes texture and the forest floor turns theatrical.