The Burn, Glen Nant

From ‘Fractured Whispers’ Series
Time takes on a different dimension here in Glen Nant, amidst the ancient trees and tangled undergrowth, lies a clock unlike any other—a marvel crafted not of metal and gears, but of moss and whispers, time seems to stand still. A second timepiece emerges—the gentle flow of water, a timeless chronicle etched in the babbling brooks and meandering stream, like veins coursing through the heart of the forest, these waters carry with them the stories of ages past, their murmurs echoing the passage of time with each meandering twist and turn.

As the water winds its way through the undergrowth, casting shimmering reflections upon the forest floor and the dappled light on moss-covered stones, time flows slowly, guided by the gentle hand of nature’s currents. Glen Nant reveals itself as a sanctuary outside the constraints of mortal time—a place where the past, present, and future converge in a timeless symphony of life and renewal.

Print Info
Gum Bichromate print made with 3 CMY negatives, 10 layers of artists watercolour pigment on platinum rag paper, 400mm x 266mm mounted onto aluminium sheet with wooden french cleats on the back for hanging, singed en verso.

This print is one of a kind and was featured in the The Duncan Miller Gallery, LA, at the Gum Bichromate Exhibition – presenting works from 20 of the best artists creating hand-made gum bichromate prints.
It’s imposible to make a replica of this image, even if made at the same time due to the tempreture of the room, developement, humidity and various other factors.