Carborundum Collagraph Printmaking On 300Gsm Velin Arches Paper Edition of 5 Dimensions (WxH): 76 x 58.5cm
Claudia De Grandi is a Brazilian-born, UK-based artist whose printmaking explores the horizon as a place of contemplation. Working with carborundum collagraph, she uses layering, texture and subtle tonal variation to distil the changing qualities of light, atmosphere and colour. Rather than depicting specific locations, her prints evoke moments of stillness, inviting the viewer to reflect on the quiet relationship between sea, sky and space.
Living on the south-east coast of England, De Grandi draws continual inspiration from the ever-changing horizon and the shifting light of the coastal landscape. Her Brazilian heritage also informs her sensitivity to colour and atmosphere, creating work that moves beyond geography to evoke shared experiences of memory, presence and reflection. Through a restrained visual language, her prints seek to capture the emotional resonance of place while offering moments of quiet contemplation.
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Carborundum Collagraph Printmaking On 300Gsm Velin Arches Paper Edition of 5 Dimensions (WxH): 76 x 58.5cm
Claudia De Grandi is a Brazilian-born, UK-based artist whose printmaking explores the horizon as a place of contemplation. Working with carborundum collagraph, she uses layering, texture and subtle tonal variation to distil the changing qualities of light, atmosphere and colour. Rather than depicting specific locations, her prints evoke moments of stillness, inviting the viewer to reflect on the quiet relationship between sea, sky and space.
Living on the south-east coast of England, De Grandi draws continual inspiration from the ever-changing horizon and the shifting light of the coastal landscape. Her Brazilian heritage also informs her sensitivity to colour and atmosphere, creating work that moves beyond geography to evoke shared experiences of memory, presence and reflection. Through a restrained visual language, her prints seek to capture the emotional resonance of place while offering moments of quiet contemplation.