"SEPARATION" is a cyanotype artwork, created as part of a series exploring relationships and bounderies. (Boundaries / Surround / Enclose / Space etc.)
 
The piece has a range of deep blue tones, created during a long exposure, with varying amounts of light hitting the paper. The shapes are formed using a collection of what may have otherwise been discarded flowers; passed their prime or fallen from the flower, lovingly collected and dried in my studio for to show that they have just as much beauty and value now, as before they were cut!
This piece has a slightly chaotic and playful coating of cyanotype, which seemed very apt for this topic.
 
An example of a similar arrangement shown in the spliced photo, showing the unexposed solution and flowers as the 'negative' compared to the final artwork once processed. 
 

Representing a separation, the two forms still (in part) mimicing the whole - one made of forget-me-nots holds the form of the circle, the safe space, and disperses towards the other. The other made from spring flower petals (cornflower, marigold, etc), reformed, broken away from the original circle, and yet, still there. 
 
 
Option to upgrade + add 24ct gold leaf embellishment.
 
The artwork is approx. A3, and is sold unframed.
Why not add an A3 magnetic print hanger?