Gleaning is the word for what is left in the field after the harvest — and for what is learned from traces. This shop sells prints that were not drawn but written: a short program, a fixed seed, a fixed rule.
Each sheet comes from the same procedure: a field of eighty-four strands, gently bowed, and one strand allowed to leave the row. Where it leaves, the neighbours are pulled along for a moment — that pull is the whole picture.
The strand, close up. One of eighty-four, the only one in amber.
The field, full height. The fine lines do the work; the deviation from the edge is the subject.
Where it leaves: the strand curves out, ends in a dot, and three short strokes stand beside it — the note of the maker.
What you get
- Pigment print on 200 g/m² matte paper, printed per order in the EU
- Framed: 40 × 50 cm, black aluminium frame, behind acrylic — best on a wall that does not face a window
- Unframed: 16 × 20 in (40,6 × 50,8 cm), shipped rolled — nothing between the eye and the sheet
- Open run: the rule is fixed, the sheets are not identical
The German version of this text is the legally binding one for the shop's terms; this page is a description, not a contract.