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Torn paper, worn seals, clay arches, plaster niches and ink pools, cut and printed in warm earth colours. Abstract pieces meant to be collected as one series.

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A tall arch torn from clay-coloured paper stands on a moss ground, a rough sand circle set in its crown. A torn ink strip runs across the foot of the frame.Clay Arch on MossNo. 1
A large clay circle with a rough edge carries broken bone rings, a ring of short rays and a small torn centre. A thin ink circle sits a few millimetres off, as if printed on a second pass.The SealNo. 2
A band of sand paper and a band of moss paper are laid across the frame with rough, slightly tilted edges. An ink circle sinks behind the moss, and a thin clay strip runs underneath.Torn HorizonNo. 3
A black jug with a pinched spout and a looped handle stands on a sand-coloured table, next to a moss bowl holding two clay fruits and one dark one. The wall behind is plain bone.Jug and BowlNo. 4
A clay circle and a moss square cross, their shared area printed in ink. Thin outlines of each shape sit a little off their fills.Off RegisterNo. 5
A large crescent torn from clay-coloured paper hangs in a moss field that is itself torn across a bone sheet, with a thin sand strip at its foot. A small torn bone circle sits in the open side of the crescent, and a soft shadow lifts the clay off the page.New MoonNo. 6
A wide clay bowl sits on a sand shelf against a paper wall, its rim shown as a darker ellipse. Fine gold seams run through the glaze where it once broke, and one missing piece near the rim is filled in gold.Mended BowlNo. 7
A dark-edged window opening in a clay wall frames a sand sky, a bone sun and a moss hill. A bone sill runs beneath it.WindowNo. 8
An ink arched doorway is set into a moss wall above a sand floor. A bone wedge of light spills from the door towards the viewer, over a thin clay step.ThresholdNo. 9
A tall arched recess is set into a pale plaster wall, its inner curve shaded where the lip casts a shadow. On its bone sill stands a clay vase holding one dried moss-green stem.NicheNo. 10
Four torn circles of bone, clay, moss and bone are layered on a sand ground, each slightly lower than the one beneath. A darker sand shadow sits under each edge.Paper CutsNo. 11
Three vessel silhouettes, a stoppered sand flask, a round clay jar and a low bone cup, stand in an overlapping row on an ink shelf. The wall behind is moss.Three VesselsNo. 12
A large ink circle holds six circles of clay, sand and moss, one of them touching the rim. A single clay circle has rolled away to rest on a thin sand table line near the lower right.Fruit Bowl from AboveNo. 13
Four bands of torn paper in clay, sand, bone and moss are nested one inside the next to make a single stepped arch on a paper ground. They stand on a torn ink floor, with a small paper doorway left open at the centre.Nested ArchesNo. 14
A large torn bone sheet sits at a slight angle on a clay ground, crossed low down by a moss strip that half covers a torn sand disc. An ink circle rests near the top and a gold dot pins one corner; each piece casts a thin dark shadow.CollageNo. 15
Two tall arches, one clay and one moss, overlap on a bone ground, the moss one set higher and to the right. Where they cross, the shape is printed in ink.Two ArchesNo. 16
A torn bone moon with a torn dark halo hangs in an ink sky above a horizon edged with a thin sand line. Below, three moss fields step darker towards the viewer, and the moon's reflection lies across a dark pool in five short strokes, three of bone and two of sand, shortening as they go.Moon over FieldNo. 17
A circle is cut across its middle, the clay upper half nudged left and the ink lower half nudged right. A thin bone line runs through the cut on a sand ground.Split SealNo. 18
A stepped clay form rises in three treads from the lower left to a wide ledge on the right. A moss ball rests on the ledge, and a small ink ball sits on one of the steps.StepsNo. 19
A single clay pear with a full, rounded base and a narrow shoulder sits on a moss table below a bone wall. A curved ink stem carries a single sand leaf; on wider sheets a smaller sand pear stands beside it.PearNo. 20
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