A layered tangle of forest green loops builds the canopy here, pressed against dark crimson trunks that fork and trail downward with deliberate weight. Pete Harrison positions a dense black mass low and left, grounding the composition in something between root system and shadow. The colour contrast - botanical green against near-black - gives the work an ecological urgency that reads as both observation and elegy.
A layered tangle of forest green loops builds the canopy here, pressed against dark crimson trunks that fork and trail downward with deliberate weight. Pete Harrison positions a dense black mass low and left, grounding the composition in something between root system and shadow. The colour contrast - botanical green against near-black - gives the work an ecological urgency that reads as both observation and elegy.
- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery