The Story
Photographed at a historic working shipyard along Norway’s Sognefjord (61°17'23.8"N 7°19'31.9"E), this expressive piece captures the raw, enduring soul of coastal boatbuilding. The yard is a realm of living heritage where wooden fishing vessels are painstakingly restored, workboats repaired, and replica Viking ships brought to life. By physically fusing the sculpted brass propeller with the heavily textured grain of a vessel's weathered wooden planks, the image tells a story of metal and timber bound together by decades of salt, tide, and trade.
The Style
An accentuated high-texture ‘grunge’ photo-composite that leans boldly into abstract expressionism. Horizontal wooden planking bleeds through the heavy brass hub, creating a multi-layered patina of verdigris teal, oxidized rust, deep ochre, and crimson. The intense contrast between dark distressed textures and burning red accents give the composition a visceral, tactile depth, transforming industrial components into a vivid visual tapestry.
A Limited Edition Print run of Five with One Artist’s Proof.
Printed on 312gsm classic 100% smooth cotton rag fine art paper with subtle rough texture to give a traditional look and feel. Resolution: 300dpi with exceptional colour gamut and D-Max for a breath-taking print. This Fine Art Paper is Certified Archival Grade, acid & lignin free with no OBA* content to future proof your chosen artwork.
Print dimensions: 329mm by 483mm (A3+paper) with a 10mm white boarder.
Supplied with Matt and Backing Board ready for framing.
Title: Fjord Verdigris
Edition: number of five
Signed & Dated
My Fingerprint placed next to my signature on reverse of print
Certificate of Authenticity with matching signature and fingerprint.
*OBA = Optical Brightening Agents
Ideal For
Dramatic interior spaces that thrive on rich texture and deep colour—such as industrial lofts, moody executive suites, modern coastal homes, or maritime-inspired galleries. It makes a striking statement piece when printed on heavy fine-art smooth cotton or textured rag papers, where the fine details of the wood grain and pitted metal can fully come alive.
The Story
Photographed at a historic working shipyard along Norway’s Sognefjord (61°17'23.8"N 7°19'31.9"E), this expressive piece captures the raw, enduring soul of coastal boatbuilding. The yard is a realm of living heritage where wooden fishing vessels are painstakingly restored, workboats repaired, and replica Viking ships brought to life. By physically fusing the sculpted brass propeller with the heavily textured grain of a vessel's weathered wooden planks, the image tells a story of metal and timber bound together by decades of salt, tide, and trade.
The Style
An accentuated high-texture ‘grunge’ photo-composite that leans boldly into abstract expressionism. Horizontal wooden planking bleeds through the heavy brass hub, creating a multi-layered patina of verdigris teal, oxidized rust, deep ochre, and crimson. The intense contrast between dark distressed textures and burning red accents give the composition a visceral, tactile depth, transforming industrial components into a vivid visual tapestry.
A Limited Edition Print run of Five with One Artist’s Proof.
Printed on 312gsm classic 100% smooth cotton rag fine art paper with subtle rough texture to give a traditional look and feel. Resolution: 300dpi with exceptional colour gamut and D-Max for a breath-taking print. This Fine Art Paper is Certified Archival Grade, acid & lignin free with no OBA* content to future proof your chosen artwork.
Print dimensions: 329mm by 483mm (A3+paper) with a 10mm white boarder.
Supplied with Matt and Backing Board ready for framing.
Title: Fjord Verdigris
Edition: number of five
Signed & Dated
My Fingerprint placed next to my signature on reverse of print
Certificate of Authenticity with matching signature and fingerprint.
*OBA = Optical Brightening Agents
Ideal For
Dramatic interior spaces that thrive on rich texture and deep colour—such as industrial lofts, moody executive suites, modern coastal homes, or maritime-inspired galleries. It makes a striking statement piece when printed on heavy fine-art smooth cotton or textured rag papers, where the fine details of the wood grain and pitted metal can fully come alive.