In the dark field 12 print 5 cm (image)

5 cm (image)

Lydia particularly interested in comics

the ponds and fish to eat and the wild plants he had collected on his walls and given space to in his garden”

pleasure was discovered in the often overlooked regularities

8cm x 8cm (image)

In the dark field 12 print 5 cm (image)In this series of vibrant monotypes we might discern motifs derived from natural forms yet at the same time the colours and marks that Suzuki uses conjure up the less tangible aspects of the natural world: the falling away of the breeze, the sense of a plant coming into being, how the turn of the wind or direction of light shapes growth. The swift gestures and choreography of his prints the physical trace of Suzukis interaction with the plate also