SHIMMER
HEIRLOOM FINE ART PRINTS
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Museum-quality, velvety-matte giclée prints, available in multiple sizes. Made to order, and printed in the USA on archival, heavyweight fine art paper with a subtle watercolor texture.
For those who aim to experience my work as closely to my intent as possible, these prints offer the most immersive experience available, short of being present when I create it. If you think it looks lovely on the screen, wait until you see this print in person!
Why invest in a fine art print?
OUSTANDING LONGEVITY
OUSTANDING LONGEVITY
Each of my Heirloom giclée prints is created using certified archival paper and inks. With proper care and display, your print will maintain color and quality for up to 100 years in home display and 300 years in dark storage, enduring long enough to pass on to future generations of art collectors.
EXCEPTIONAL COLOR ACCURACY
EXCEPTIONAL COLOR ACCURACY
Utilizing 7 dye-based inks, giclée printing offers enhanced color accuracy via a vibrant, expanded array of printable colors. A wider palette ensures that my artwork is reproduced the way I intended it to be viewed: with vivid colors, rich blacks, bright whites, smooth gradients, and exceptional image clarity.
Shimmer
A dance, a glow. A shimmer and spark. I always play with my florals before creating a work. I waltz them across my table to acquaint myself with their every tiny detail: their gentle bends and curves, their delicate vulnerabilities, and the way they lean towards one side or the other. I have to know where they will live in a final piece. Sometimes, I am surprised that they ask to be rearranged when I shoot, but I oblige. I see every one individually, and to me, no flower can be a muse without first becoming a friend. Questions I have asked my flower-friends: Would you dance freely in a spring breeze? What would it look like as you gracefully bend your petals to accommodate a pollen-dusted bee seeking shelter for a nap? How would you bow with dignity, embracing the twilight of your existence, that inevitable, beautiful wilt of us all?
The flowers have taught me to dance with joy and to accommodate those in need of my shelter. They remind me that growing old is natural and necessary for all living things. What an extraordinary luxury to comprehend. What a joy and a privilege to learn so much from a living thing that can’t speak aloud. Frequently, people dismiss a floral still life as merely "just a picture of flowers.” I always smile,knowing that they have yet to realize what flowers can show us and what we can show with them. It is a partnership—a symbiotic harmony. The flowers teach me about life and allow me to tuck my secrets into their leaves. I nestle them among a constellation of artifacts plucked from my stories and the tales I spin for my camera,imbuing blooms with so many layers beyond their looks. Humans tend to overlook the substance and purpose that lies within beauty. We assume that if something is aesthetically pleasing, it must be hollow, incapable of holding profound depth.
I disagree. Find a flower, and shimmer along with it as you learn.