Red Lobster Taguchi Tomoki Nico Tracey's interpretation of Habitat

Nico Tracey's interpretation of Habitat 67 reduces Moshe Safdie's stacked modular housing complex to its essential geometry

The tonal handling is characteristic of Hasui's mature shin-hanga work: gradations achieved through layered woodblock printing create atmospheric depth that feels neither photographic nor stylised

lasting appeal

the fine engraved linework and delicate tonal hatching of the original plate are rendered with exceptional sharpness — exactly what this kind of scientific fine art print demands

reading spaces and rooms where botanical detail deserves close attention

Red Lobster Taguchi Tomoki Nico Tracey's interpretation of HabitatRed Lobster reproduces a hand coloured natural history study of the European lobster rendered with the exacting detail and vivid chromatic intensity characteristic of 18th and 19th century zoological illustration. Every segment of the carapace, each articulated claw and feathered antennae, is recorded with the care of a draughtsman whose purpose was scientific fidelity. The result is both a document of historical natural science and a composition of