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Intricate daisy with blue abstract background.

TOMORROW’S HARVEST

Tomorrow's Harvest is a meditation on gratitude, anticipation and impermanence. To plant a seed or bury a bulb is to make a quiet promise to the future. Long before the flower appears, its possibility gives us something to look forward to, something to imagine, cherish and celebrate before it has even arrived.


Then the flower bursts forth: vivid, extraordinary and complete. We marvel at it, enjoy it and, for a brief moment, share its existence. But the bloom cannot remain. It fades and disappears, as all things must. Planting flowers is therefore both an expression of hope and a lesson in letting go: an invitation to welcome what is coming, appreciate it fully while it is here, and release it when its time has passed.


Each flower represents the Universe, in all its infinite variation, momentarily assuming a finite guise before returning to its limitless creative potential. The twelve flowers become twelve visual poems, odes to what might be, celebrations offered in advance, and reflections on the fragility of life and the beauty of a life well lived.


Their neonic bone-lines pulse like currents of energy, tracing a continuous cycle of regeneration, evolution, destruction and rebirth. Nothing remains still, yet nothing is truly lost; every ending returns its energy to the possibility of another beginning.


Each image has one soul purpose: to spread joy, whatever circumstances prevail. Not joy as denial or escape, but joy as an anchor in the chaos, a reminder that beauty is fleeting, possibility is endless, and the moment before us is worthy of our fullest attention.



TOMORROW'S HARVEST


THE EXHIBITION

29 OCTOBER – 3 NOVEMBER 2026


Free entry, all week.


CITY WALLS ART

The Bone Mill, Charfield, Gloucestershire GL12 8ET



PRIVATE VIEW

THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER, 6–8PM


Live artwork · Meet the artist · Poster signing


All private view and meet-the-artist enquiries are handled by the gallery.


gallery@citywallsart.com · 07896 678200



THE WORK

Twelve original digital drawings, printed on canvas at 135 × 135 cm.


Limited edition runs of ten. Each one signed and numbered by the artist.



FIND OUT MORE

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THE TWELVE FLOWERS


Twelve flowers sit at the heart of Tomorrow's Harvest, and they are the reason the show exists.


Each begins as an original digital drawing, built up mark by mark with no undo and no second pass, then printed onto canvas at 135 × 135 cm. At that scale the work stops being an image of a flower and becomes a field you stand inside. The bone-lines that read as pattern from across a room resolve into thousands of individual marks as you approach, and the blue ground never quite settles.


Every one of the twelve is released as a limited edition of ten. Each canvas is hand signed and numbered by the artist, and once the tenth of an edition has gone, that flower is closed. There will be no further printing, in this or any other size.


They are made to be lived with rather than archived. Hung in a room they hold a wall on their own, and they carry the same weight in a bright modern space as they do against a dark one.


All twelve are available to buy from the exhibition and shipped worldwide. Enquiries and shipping quotes go through the gallery: City Walls Art, gallery@citywallsart.com, 07896 678200, at The Bone Mill, Charfield, Gloucestershire GL12 8ET.


The exhibition runs 29 October to 3 November 2026, free entry all week.


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THE TWELVE FLOWERS

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