Limited edition archival giclée print
Some works are planned. Others quietly find their way into the world.
The Tortellino was created following two months living alone in Italy—first in Florence, then during an artist residency in Assisi.
One morning in Assisi, while I was sweeping the street outside the residency studio, a local woman took me by the arm and invited me to join a pasta-making class at her family’s nearby language school.
“The sweeping can wait,” she said. “Come with me. It’s starting now.”
So I went.
The tortellino in this work became the trace of that invitation accepted. I placed it upon the weathered surface of a lichen-covered wall photographed during solitary evening walks in the hills above Florence, bringing together two places and two very different moments from my time in Italy.
For me, The Tortellino is about the small invitations that appear unexpectedly in a life—and what can happen when we choose to say yes.
Perhaps it will remind you of one of your own.
The Edition
Released in an edition of just ten, The Tortellino is digitally printed on Hahnemühle 100% cotton rag paper using Epson archival pigment inks.
Each print is signed, titled and individually numbered on the reverse, carefully wrapped in acid-free tissue and accompanied by a certificate detailing the artwork and its place within the edition.
The print is designed to fit a standard A3 frame, making framing straightforward. It is sold unframed and ships worldwide in a secure protective tube.
Edition: 10
Paper size: 420 × 297 mm (A3)
Paper: Hahnemühle 100% cotton rag
Printing: Epson archival pigment inks
Signed: Signed, titled and numbered on reverse
Certificate: Certificate included
Framing: Unframed; fits a standard A3 frame
Shipping: Worldwide
Limited edition archival giclée print
Some works are planned. Others quietly find their way into the world.
The Tortellino was created following two months living alone in Italy—first in Florence, then during an artist residency in Assisi.
One morning in Assisi, while I was sweeping the street outside the residency studio, a local woman took me by the arm and invited me to join a pasta-making class at her family’s nearby language school.
“The sweeping can wait,” she said. “Come with me. It’s starting now.”
So I went.
The tortellino in this work became the trace of that invitation accepted. I placed it upon the weathered surface of a lichen-covered wall photographed during solitary evening walks in the hills above Florence, bringing together two places and two very different moments from my time in Italy.
For me, The Tortellino is about the small invitations that appear unexpectedly in a life—and what can happen when we choose to say yes.
Perhaps it will remind you of one of your own.
The Edition
Released in an edition of just ten, The Tortellino is digitally printed on Hahnemühle 100% cotton rag paper using Epson archival pigment inks.
Each print is signed, titled and individually numbered on the reverse, carefully wrapped in acid-free tissue and accompanied by a certificate detailing the artwork and its place within the edition.
The print is designed to fit a standard A3 frame, making framing straightforward. It is sold unframed and ships worldwide in a secure protective tube.
Edition: 10
Paper size: 420 × 297 mm (A3)
Paper: Hahnemühle 100% cotton rag
Printing: Epson archival pigment inks
Signed: Signed, titled and numbered on reverse
Certificate: Certificate included
Framing: Unframed; fits a standard A3 frame
Shipping: Worldwide
