Inspired by Amaterasu, the radiant Shinto goddess of the sun, All This Used To Be Fields transforms the sun into a bold, vibrant red disc, casting its warm, life-giving light over a lush field of crops. The dynamic geometric patterns, echoing the mesmerizing energy of 1960s Op Art, capture the rhythmic pulse of growth and harvest, blending the timeless power of nature with a sense of vibrant movement. It’s a celebration of life’s cycles, where the divine and natural worlds converge in a dance of color and form.
Inspired by Amaterasu, the radiant Shinto goddess of the sun, All This Used To Be Fields transforms the sun into a bold, vibrant red disc, casting its warm, life-giving light over a lush field of crops. The dynamic geometric patterns, echoing the mesmerizing energy of 1960s Op Art, capture the rhythmic pulse of growth and harvest, blending the timeless power of nature with a sense of vibrant movement. It’s a celebration of life’s cycles, where the divine and natural worlds converge in a dance of color and form.
Printed on Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl paper 285gsm.
The bright white paper has a delicately textured surface and a smooth, silky feel. In combination with the premium inkjet coating, it produces an elegant finish with a subtle, pearl-gloss effect. Once printed, the paper impresses with outstanding reproduction of colour and detail, deep blacks and striking contrasts.
