Laurisilva of Madeira No.4
Made during an exploration of Madeira Island’s laurel forest. The work examines structure, endurance, and atmospheric depth through the presence of ancient branching forms emerging from mist. Suspended between documentation and abstraction, the image shifts from botanical record to a study of memory, isolation, and elemental presence. The forest itself is a significant subject: Madeira’s Laurisilva is recognised by UNESCO as the largest surviving area of laurel forest and is believed to be about 90% primary forest, making it one of the last major remnants of a once far more widespread subtropical ecosystem.
Available in a signed, limited edition:
40 × 32 cm · Edition of 20125 x 100 cm · Edition of 10
Printed on archival Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta, a museum-grade paper renowned for its rich blacks and subtle gloss.
Each print is hand-signed on both front and verso, embossed with a studio stamp, and editioned by hand. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
top of page
€432.00Price
Sales Tax Included
bottom of page

