Gungurru
By Nadia Culph
Exclusive to The Artling
Exclusive to The Artling
US$ 1,200
Overview
2023
Giclée Print, Canson lustre premium giclée paper (acid free archival 310 gsm)
Edition of 10
Dimensions: 120cm (H) x 80cm (W) / 47.2" (H) x 31.5" (W)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings
Shipping
This item ships from Australia
Please note that this item is unframed and will be shipped rolled
Shipping cost will be calculated upon checkout
About the art
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Artist statement
Gungurru - Ltd Ed Print by Nadia Culph
' When I count the seeds
That are sown beneath,
To bloom so, bye and bye –
When I con the people
Lain so low,
To be received as high –
When I believe the garden
Mortal shall not see –
Pick by faith its blossom
And avoid its Bee,
I can spare this summer, unreluctantly. ' - Emily Dickinson
Graceful and structural Gungurru Silver Princess seed pods in beautiful powdery white and lime green splashes. A stunning Australian native adorning local streets year round.
*Available as a 80x120 cm fine art photography print.
Unframed and un-matted, you are purchasing the print only.
Limited edition with a certificate of authenticity included.
Digitally printed on Lustre Premium Giclée Paper in a professional photo lab ensuring brilliant image quality and colour.
Shipped in a sturdy postal tube.
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Artist profile
Nadia Culph
Hometown: Melbourne
Based in: Melbourne
Photographic artist Nadia Culph, skilfully manipulates & controls light. Her still life images are inspired by nature's curiosities & wonders. Keeping her composition simple, Nadia creates stunning photographs that aim to bring the intricate details of nature to the fore. They are a reminder to stop & smell the roses, …
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