OREGON OAK IN THE CHURCHYARD

OREGON OAK IN THE CHURCHYARD

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OREGON OAK IN THE CHURCHYARD
  • OREGON OAK IN THE CHURCHYARD
  • OREGON OAK IN THE CHURCHYARD
  • OREGON OAK IN THE CHURCHYARD
  • OREGON OAK IN THE CHURCHYARD
OREGON OAK IN THE CHURCHYARD

OREGON OAK IN THE CHURCHYARD

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2023, Sumi Ink on Italian Paper

Unframed Dimensions: 90cm x 84cm (35.4in x 33.1in)

Framed Dimensions: 96cm x 92cm (37.8in x 36.2in)

Original work, signed by the artist, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, with the sale recorded in the artist’s archive.

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Unframed: £3,360

Framed: £3,710  – presented in a bespoke, museum-quality frame
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About the Work

I have been working weekly through my Journal de Bord series for several years—an ongoing practice rooted in real-time observation, much like a captain's log. This approach is inspired by the Japanese shichijni ko calendar, where each micro-season lasts only a few days. Nature is constantly changing, and I strive to capture those fleeting moments before they vanish.

This piece is part of my Journal de Bord series, shared with my catalogue subscribers each week. In this entry, I reflect on what I observed in nature, how the piece unfolded, and the specific moment that inspired the work. Below is the journal entry to go alongside this artwork.

Entrée n°46

During lockdown, the church in my village opened its grounds to create more space for walkers, reducing the need for close crossovers. Recently, I began incorporating this path into my walks again for a change of scenery, and that was when I discovered an unusual oak tree.

The tree is an Oregon oak, a species not native to the UK but found primarily in the USA and Canada. It rises taller than the church itself, suggesting it has stood there for many years. I often find myself wondering how it came to be planted in such an unexpected place.

When I encounter a subject I have not painted before, I try to let it reveal what deserves my attention. With the Oregon oak, it was the sharpness of its leaves — so distinct from the rounder leaves of the native British oak — that first captured me. It felt only right to slow down and honour every unique edge of their form.

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