Being carried through change, without urgency.
 
Lady in the Water captures a quieter moment within transition — one in which movement continues without force.
 
The figure is supported, immersed in a setting that suggests continuity and flow. Change is present, but it unfolds gently, without demand.
 
It's about allowing change to happen — being carried rather than pushing forward, and remaining intact while moving through something new.
 
Your art print is hand printed in rich black onto high-quality 80gsm Hahnemühle Sumi-e paper, cut to A4 with a natural torn edge, and ready to frame. Your package will be carefully wrapped and shipped in a hardened envelope. Due to the nature of hand-printing, every print is unique and may feature variations in print flecks or print impression. Frame not included.
 
What is linocut printing?
Linocut printing, also known as lino print, is a printmaking technique that involves cutting a design into a sheet of linoleum and then printing the raised areas onto paper or other surfaces. This printing technique is entirely done by hand.
 
What is Sumi-e Paper?
Sumi-e paper was developed to withstand the loose, heavy brush strokes of ancient  Sumi-e painting techniques, developed in China in the 5th century and later spread to Japan in the 12th century. Although light at just 80gsm, it's a very strong paper fibre with a course texture and beautiful semi-transparent finish, perfect for modern hand-printing. Due to it's sealed surface, ink retains it's rich colour and doesn't bleed into the paper.