Wabi Sabi print exploration not just as a

exploration not just as a scientific pursuit but also as a deeply spiritual journey

I see Wellington’s landscape as a layered archive of stratigraphic memory—where dreams

using the press and registration basics

Relief monoprint with watercolour

Using everyday materials such as leaves

Wabi Sabi print exploration not just as aPaper size 50 x 35 cm woodblock Relief mono print water colour on Rosaspina 250gsm archival paper varied edition of 10. price includes shipping in NZ "Wabi sabi comes from two Japanese words: wabi, meaning 'less is more,' and sabi, meaning a kind of thoughtful sadness. Together, they describe a way of seeing beauty in things that are temporary, imperfect, or aged finding charm in the marks left by time."