Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.

Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.

Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.

Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.

Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.

Lucent Anatomy examines how authority is claimed over the body and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper (300–315gsm).

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Prints are supplied unframed.

Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.

Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.

Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.

Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.

Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.

Lucent Anatomy uses beta vulgaris (beetroot) to examine how authority is claimed over the body, and how power is organised through systems derived from military structures of command and control. Within these systems, prestige becomes closely aligned with death. Mastery is performed through the cut, asserting dominance by disassembly. This series contests that inheritance. The slice becomes an act of exposure rather than conquest, as illumination emerges through the material itself, where subject and light share a common origin in nature, aligning visibility with substance rather than domination.

Sizes

Intimate (A3), 297 × 420 mm

Studio (A2), 420 × 594 mm

Feature (A1), 594 × 841 mm

Statement (A0), 841 × 1189 mm

Dimensions are the image size. Each print has a signature border around it, so you receive a larger sheet, with the artist’s signature as part of the work.

Not sure about scale? See the FAQ for how each size suits a room — and there’s a mock-up offer too, if you'd find it helpful.

Printing and materials

Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper.

Limited edition. Signed, numbered and embossed, and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity. Fixed per size and never reprinted.

Your artwork is supplied unframed, which keeps it safe in transit and lets you choose a frame that suits your space.
My Framing Guide covers what to look for, ready to use with your framer.