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Old Ground

Old Ground

From the series One Torn Edge · 10 pieces

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Size

Most people choose one size smaller than the wall needs. Cut a sheet of paper to size and hold it up before you decide.

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The cone behind is a clean triangle, which is what a mountain looks like once it has finished. What's torn is the edge of the field it threw out. The tidy shape is the cause and the ragged one is the consequence, and they have been sitting here together for a very long time.

This series is printed on 200 gsm matte paper, and that is a deliberate choice rather than a default. The work is built from three flat inks and a halftone dot rather than from brushwork — a woven surface would break the dot apart, while a smooth sheet holds every edge exactly where it was cut, and every torn edge exactly where it tore.

Shipped unframed. Any frame shown in the photographs is there to show scale and is not included.

Materials & printing

Matte paper at 200 gsm: uncoated, real weight in the hand, and no glare from any angle.

Shipped rolled in a protective tube, so the frame is yours to choose. Every size is a standard square and easy to fit.

Printed to order at the facility closest to you, so nothing is overproduced and nothing sits in a warehouse.

If it arrives damaged or misprinted, send a photo within 30 days and we reprint and reship it at our cost. Nothing needs to go back.

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The rest of the series

Two or three pieces from the same body of work will always sit better beside each other than three chosen one at a time.

See all 10 pieces in One Torn Edge →

Also for the living room

The piece you look at from the sofa. High contrast, or presence enough to hold a wall on its own — the one a guest asks about before they sit down.