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slowing the ship's progress so that she reached the Sands at high tide and narrowly avoided being grounded
the prize culminates in an exhibition held at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool every two years
The works reference both our fascination with the past and the ship as a symbol of economic development and the nation state
we went home on the Trans-Siberian Express
34 x 34cm framed
Two Tone Soft Serve framing:framed slowing the ship's progress soArchival pigment ink print with hand applied glitter Image 55 x 38cm Paper 60 x 42cm Framed 51 x 69cm Signed variable edition of 75 Endless Summer Sprinkle Cone is part of a series of hand glittered prints with a whiff of seaside nostalgia. Capturing the spirit and language of classic British seaside towns, these bold prints evoke the romance of a sunny summer by the beach and summon up wistful memories of childhood. Seen in the context of Bevens
