Yanagi ni shakkyo Willow and stone bridge by Hiroshi Yoshida Size:M - 50 x 70cm while the radiating forms of

while the radiating forms of ancient roads and baroque interventions create a visual tension that is unmistakably Roman

Forms seem to drift in careful relation to one another

deliberate

Frank Lloyd Wright's building — already an exercise in controlled tension between curve and mass — is distilled through Tracey's collage sensibility into something charged with colour and graphic authority

Graphic Intervention 16 is among the more compositionally complex works in Nico Tracey's series — planes of color and photographic matter stack and overlap in a way that demands a second and third look

Yanagi ni shakkyo Willow and stone bridge by Hiroshi Yoshida Size:M - 50 x 70cm while the radiating forms ofYanagi ni shakkyo places a weeping willow and a curved stone bridge in elegant dialogue two forms that bend and hold, yielding and enduring in equal measure. Hiroshi Yoshida structures the composition around this contrast, the long pendulous branches of the willow sweeping downward while the solid geometry of the bridge anchors the lower frame. The palette is cool and restrained, characteristic of his shin hanga approach, where Western atmospheric