Inam | Travelling into Dawn Emily Crook Original Art its dormancy suggesting not absence

its dormancy suggesting not absence of force but force temporarily stilled

The rubber duck as collectible object has its own art historical context — from Jeff Koons' inflatable animals to the global phenomenon of Florentijn Hofman's giant rubber ducks installed in harbours worldwide

35 × 28 cm (sheet)

the specific quality of colour at the moment between night and day

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Inam | Travelling into Dawn Emily Crook Original Art its dormancy suggesting not absenceInam Travelling into Dawn Inam debuted as a professional artist in 2001 and has built an international following around forests rendered in heavy, textured oil moonlit birch groves, blossom pink spring woods, and, as here, the golden corridors of autumn. This canvas draws the eye down a long, sunlit avenue of trees, their canopies built up in thick strokes of gold, amber and rust catching the light at the centre of the composition. Available through