the sprawl of the serrated leaf all given equal attention
Marra handles the tension between geometric surface and expressive face with ease — the result is graphic
Every stage of the plant is rendered with the rigorous observation that defined 19th-century botanical illustration — from the clustered pod formations along the trunk to the intricate structure of leaves
There is a coolness to the palette that contrasts with the work's emotional undertow — the sense that something significant is being communicated just outside the range of direct understanding
Made as an archival fine art print in our Berlin studio
Edvard Munch Self-Portrait in Moonlight Size:S - 29.7 x 42cm (A3) the sprawl of the serratedPainted in the pallid glow of moonlight, this self portrait strips away social pretence to expose something raw and unsettled. Munch renders his own face with heavy, expressionistic brushwork shadows pooling beneath the eyes, skin drained of warmth. The figure dissolves at the edges, barely held together by a night that seems to press inward. It is a work about isolation and self examination, rooted in the Symbolist tradition yet entirely personal,