by matthew fullwood 16/01/75
Etching and Aquatint
h: 24 w: 19 d: 1 (cms).
I wanted to capture a moment in the yearly cycle of a teasel plant. I observe these plants a lot while running in the countryside near where I live. I was interested in the way the leaves dry and contract in winter, eventually being destroyed by the wind and rain to be reborn as jutting green spikes in the Spring. I have tried to create an atmosphere of stillness and mystery, as if observed by an insect, at midnight on a clear winter's night.
£150 (As exhibited.)
£60
(Unframed print.)
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