Wallpaper
Three artworks by Morrison Polkinghorne are now available as wallpaper from Studio Printworks in New Your.
Shan Shui
available as paper or grasscloth
Mountains and Rivers, or Shan Shui, are reminiscent of classical Chinese and
Japanese brushed ink landscapes. This work is created not with the stroke of a
brush, rather with an inked impressions of a freshly-cut lotus stalk.
The distant mountains fading into the background, the clouds bringing the waters to the waterfall and the birds are all made with his lotus stalk “brush”.
The repeat has a total of 295 lotus impressions.
Quadrangle Penh
available as paper or grasscloth
Phnom Penh is on the confluence of the mighty Mekong, the Tonle Sap and the
Bassac rivers, merging solely as the Mekong, creating a quadrangle from from where
the capital springs forth.
Each quadrangle has a total of 297 lotus impressions.
Phnom-enal Stripe
available as paper or grasscloth
With a fresh cut lotus stalk and an ink made from sacred lotus petals, artist
Morrison Polkinghorne impresses flowing rivers and deltas.
This stripe is an image from his decades of travels and life in Cambodia.
The repeat has a total of 4737 lotus impressions
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