Grey Alder
£80.00
Photographic print of a section of a tree bark that wraps round to create a three dimensional cylindrical form. The surfaces of a grey alder was photographed in a series of highly detailed images and stitched together to form a perfect cylindrical form.
Flat print 63 x 73 cm (22cm diam). This print is unmounted, it will be arrive rolled in a cardboard tube.
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