Peter Doig – Pelican günther förg while retaining the fluid

while retaining the fluid

transforming violence into choreography

This fine art print represents a significant example of Morris's geometric abstraction and her sustained engagement with the coded structures underlying modern urban environments

Rooted in Murakami's Superflat philosophy

who wrote it while a political prisoner in Iran

Peter Doig – Pelican günther förg while retaining the fluidPelican (from Black Palms) by Peter Doig is a signed etching on Zerkall paper from 2004. The figurative print depicts a solitary figure crossing a sun bleached shore beneath towering palm trees rendered in a compressed palette of deep green and amber that gives the scene the quality of a memory half recalled rather than observed. Characteristic of Doig's printed work, the image sits small within its generous sheet, heightening the sense of distance