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Fading Fae

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Fading Fae is a meditation on humanity's growing disconnection from the natural world - and the grief of losing a sacred sense of beauty, abundance and comfort.

A solitary Fae clings to the remains of a fallen forest, surrounded by the uniform rows of a managed plantation. Her white garments appear almost otherworldly against the earth: delicate, ancient and out of place. Before her stands the scarred remains of a single tree, rising into an empty, colourless sky.

She is mourning her home.

But she is also mourning something within us, for we are this fae.

As we have transformed the natural world into resource, commodity and landscape, our own sense of wonder has quietly diminished. The forests become timbeer, the earth becomes property, and nature becomes something we visit rather than something we belong to.

Fading Fae speaks to the enchantment that disappeared - the earthly children we are, once seeing the magic in the woods, growing into an adult who barely see beyond what the world has taught them to value.

The rain carries the weight of that loss. The dead tree becomes a monument to what has been taken. The Fae becomes a mirror: a reminder of the part of ourselves that longs to return home.

Yet the image is not entirely one of mourning.

Among the bracken, young saplings emerge from the disturbed earth.

Life persists.

There is still the possibility of another relationship with the natural world — one founded not on extraction and domination, but on reciprocity, stewardship and belonging.

We have the freedom to return to our rightful role, as gardeners of this Earth.

Fading Fae is therefore both an elegy and invitation: a remembrance of what we are losing, and a seed of hope for what we might become.

In my own humble way, I devote a portion of profits from this work towards ecological and sustainable initiatives, supporting practices and communities working towards a more regenerative future.

Personal Note:

This shoot went away I didn’t expect. The initial image was of the fading fae - the elemental stricken with grief in a destroyed forest interestingly moved in a mystical encounter for Pan’s Nymph. A portal opened before me as a other-wordly moment bought about another piece of art. In the final part of the shoot, the clouds parted and the sun illumined the forest and hillside. We went from a wet and gloomy decease, to a dancing and hopeful relief. The saplings then became the main focus as the light brought restoration.

I love seeing these micro-patterns during these artistic ventures. To me, this is a sign of Mankind’s re-enchantment. That we will see our interconnectedness and awaken from our ignorance. What was meant to be a shoot of our destruction, turned into a narrative of renewal

This photograph is part of an ongoing body of work called Shades of Fae exploring the mystical relationship between human presence and the living natural world. Each piece is released in a limited edition and will not be reproduced once the edition is complete. Can you find all the fae?

Only 250 Prints available
Only 100 Frame Pieces available
All signed and numbered by yours truly

Giclée prints
Non-reflective Invisible UV protected glass
Wooden frame

*Frames are hand made by local independent framers. Please allow 4-6 weeks for your piece to be shipped.

**As each piece is made to order, all sales are final once dispatched

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Fading Fae is a meditation on humanity's growing disconnection from the natural world - and the grief of losing a sacred sense of beauty, abundance and comfort.

A solitary Fae clings to the remains of a fallen forest, surrounded by the uniform rows of a managed plantation. Her white garments appear almost otherworldly against the earth: delicate, ancient and out of place. Before her stands the scarred remains of a single tree, rising into an empty, colourless sky.

She is mourning her home.

But she is also mourning something within us, for we are this fae.

As we have transformed the natural world into resource, commodity and landscape, our own sense of wonder has quietly diminished. The forests become timbeer, the earth becomes property, and nature becomes something we visit rather than something we belong to.

Fading Fae speaks to the enchantment that disappeared - the earthly children we are, once seeing the magic in the woods, growing into an adult who barely see beyond what the world has taught them to value.

The rain carries the weight of that loss. The dead tree becomes a monument to what has been taken. The Fae becomes a mirror: a reminder of the part of ourselves that longs to return home.

Yet the image is not entirely one of mourning.

Among the bracken, young saplings emerge from the disturbed earth.

Life persists.

There is still the possibility of another relationship with the natural world — one founded not on extraction and domination, but on reciprocity, stewardship and belonging.

We have the freedom to return to our rightful role, as gardeners of this Earth.

Fading Fae is therefore both an elegy and invitation: a remembrance of what we are losing, and a seed of hope for what we might become.

In my own humble way, I devote a portion of profits from this work towards ecological and sustainable initiatives, supporting practices and communities working towards a more regenerative future.

Personal Note:

This shoot went away I didn’t expect. The initial image was of the fading fae - the elemental stricken with grief in a destroyed forest interestingly moved in a mystical encounter for Pan’s Nymph. A portal opened before me as a other-wordly moment bought about another piece of art. In the final part of the shoot, the clouds parted and the sun illumined the forest and hillside. We went from a wet and gloomy decease, to a dancing and hopeful relief. The saplings then became the main focus as the light brought restoration.

I love seeing these micro-patterns during these artistic ventures. To me, this is a sign of Mankind’s re-enchantment. That we will see our interconnectedness and awaken from our ignorance. What was meant to be a shoot of our destruction, turned into a narrative of renewal

This photograph is part of an ongoing body of work called Shades of Fae exploring the mystical relationship between human presence and the living natural world. Each piece is released in a limited edition and will not be reproduced once the edition is complete. Can you find all the fae?

Only 250 Prints available
Only 100 Frame Pieces available
All signed and numbered by yours truly

Giclée prints
Non-reflective Invisible UV protected glass
Wooden frame

*Frames are hand made by local independent framers. Please allow 4-6 weeks for your piece to be shipped.

**As each piece is made to order, all sales are final once dispatched

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    All artworks and framed pieces are made to order.

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    Approved cancellations will receive a 95% refund, with 5% retained to cover processing, production, and transaction fees.

    Once an order has been dispatched, it is no longer eligible for cancellation.

  • Due to the bespoke and limited nature of each piece:

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    • We do not accept returns or offer refunds after dispatch

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    Please ensure all details are correct before placing your order.

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    In the rare event that your artwork arrives damaged:

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    • This must be submitted within 48 hours of delivery

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  • Each artwork is part of a limited or single-run edition.

    • Pieces are non-returnable

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    • No alternative artworks or substitutions will be offered

Each piece is created with care and intention.

The community and I sincerely appreciate your support
in a made-to-order, independent art practice.

  • I work with local printers and frame makers, supporting skilled craftsmanship rather than mass production and supporting independent businesses instead of corporations. Every artwork is produced in collaboration with a wider team - including models and creatives - who are fairly compensated, with models receiving a share of framed artwork sales.

    On a personal note, I believe in creating a fair, sustainable and holistic world. I price my work in a way that ensures comfortable living for all involved and supports the development of greater, positively impacting projects.

    A significant portion of revenue is reinvested into:

    • local businesses and independent makers

    • eco-conscious companies and the development of sustainable packaging (developments underway)

    • nature-focused projects and environments that inspire the work

    This approach ensures that every piece you own is not just a print, but part of a wider ecosystem of creativity, fairness, and empowerment. Your gift spreads further and helps more than you will know.

  • Each piece is made to order.
    Please allow:

    • Production: 1–2 weeks

    • Framing (if applicable): 3–4 weeks

    • Shipping: varies by location

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  • International orders may be subject to import duties and taxes, which are not included in the purchase price.

    These charges are determined by your local customs authority and are the responsibility of the recipient. Payment is typically requested by the shipping carrier before or upon delivery.

  • The intention is to create something that holds presence in a space, rather than just filling it. We use Giclée printing which utilises micro-fine droplets to reproduce tonal subtleties, smooth gradients and show the intricate textures.

    Each piece is:

    • produced in limited editions

    • carefully colour-graded for print

    • signed and quality-checked by hand

    • Premium papers uniquely chosen for each art work

  • Yes. All prints are part of a limited edition and are signed.

    Once an edition sells out, it will not be reproduced in that variation.

    Special editions may be realised in different styles.

  • Yes, worldwide shipping is available.
    Shipping costs are calculated at checkout. Import duties and taxes are the responsibility of the recipient.

  • Due to the made-to-order and limited nature of each piece, we do not accept returns or exchanges.
    Please refer to our full policy for details.

  • I am open to custom requests and commissions.
    Please get in touch directly to discuss.