Dream Wood by Dan Hobday Karl Blossfeldt where every tone Yoshida built

where every tone Yoshida built into the original is held faithfully on paper

expressive hand

Asiantiger Green by Arty Guava places a powerful animal within a composition that is as much about mood as it is about form

irregular lines — a cultivar that seems to resist the formal symmetry of its series companions

Dream Wood by Dan Hobday Karl Blossfeldt where every tone Yoshida builtTrees dissolve into abstraction trunks reduced to vertical gestures, light filtered through a canopy implied rather than described. Dan Hobday strips the landscape back to its essentials, arriving at something that feels more like a memory of woodland than a record of it. The palette is muted and considered, with tonal shifts carrying the work's emotional weight. Calm is the dominant register, but there is melancholy in the sparseness a quietness that