Digital glicee print on bamboo etching paper. Each one is and embossed with gold leaf and pigment.

The original work blends the ancient and the cosmic, using a time-intensive stone lithograph technique to evoke the passage of time itself. By incorporating references to clocks and various methods of timekeeping throughout history, the artwork invites reflection on humanity's enduring fascination with measuring time. In the top right corner, a visual fragment of the galaxy GNz11—32 billion light years away—anchors the piece, symbolizing the furthest point we can observe back in time.

The use of gold leaf adds a luminous, eternal quality to the piece, while the textured, tactile surface of the bamboo paper gives the work a grounded, organic feel. This artwork asks viewers to consider the immense scale of time, from the precision of a ticking clock to the unfathomable expanse of the universe.

Signed limited edition of 25