Coral is a close-up study of a pale coral surface photographed in the North Kimberley, Western Australia.
Fine texture and natural pattern, transforming this small marine fragment into an architectural study of shape and light. The stark contrast between pale coral and black backdrop gives the image a quiet, sculptural presence
Photographed on location in the Kimberley, each botanical study was created in situ using material found in the surrounding landscape. Objects were returned to where they were found, with nothing removed from the land, in respect for Country and its natural environment.
Please Note
All framed works are supplied with UV acrylic Perspex as standard.
Museum Art Glass
Art Glass is available as a made-to-order upgrade for all framed sizes. If you would like Museum Art Glass, please contact Image Market before placing your order so we can confirm pricing, production timing and freight requirements.
Production Times
Print Only 7-10 Days plus postage / Framed Prints & Canvas 21 Days plus postage
Coral is a close-up study of a pale coral surface photographed in the North Kimberley, Western Australia.
Fine texture and natural pattern, transforming this small marine fragment into an architectural study of shape and light. The stark contrast between pale coral and black backdrop gives the image a quiet, sculptural presence
Photographed on location in the Kimberley, each botanical study was created in situ using material found in the surrounding landscape. Objects were returned to where they were found, with nothing removed from the land, in respect for Country and its natural environment.
Please Note
All framed works are supplied with UV acrylic Perspex as standard.
Museum Art Glass
Art Glass is available as a made-to-order upgrade for all framed sizes. If you would like Museum Art Glass, please contact Image Market before placing your order so we can confirm pricing, production timing and freight requirements.
Production Times
Print Only 7-10 Days plus postage / Framed Prints & Canvas 21 Days plus postage