This print is a part of the collection titled 'Traces of Deep Time' - a series of original prints that explore the vast temporal landscapes embedded within stone. Created using collagraphy, drypoint etching, or a combination of both techniques, the works reflect the layered processes of geological transformation—compression, erosion, and uplift. The textural surfaces and incised lines echo the physical memory of Earth's strata. With an abstract approach, the series draws on the form and texture of rock and mountain as living archives—shaped not in years or centuries, but in eons.
 
Traces of Deep Time II
Drypoint etching
Printmaking ink (black) on Hahnemühle 300gsm paper (colour - Natural)
34.5 x 34.5 cm image, 39.5 x 40.5cm paper
Variable edition of 6 Variations in intaglio inking and type of ink result in variable editions. Each print in edition is a variation as shown in images.
Unframed.