Who is King of the Birds? fine art print

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"Who is King of The Birds?" (Cé bhuil Rí na nÉan?) challenges us to RE:THINK and RE:PURPOSE our exploitative view of nature.

Rising water represents the consequence of over-consumption of natural resources: a threat to our sustainability. I’m overwhelmed by these issues, and my role in this.

In Irish folklore, the wren is king of all birds. It perches on man’s crown of thorns – a parody of our folly in separating ourselves from nature and treating it as our subject. The wren calls us to RE:THINK our role as citizens of the natural world and to RE:PURPOSE our creativity to restore balance.

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Premium Giclée Print

Archival quality inks
Premium textured 310 GSM paper
Colour-matched and proofed by expert fine art printers
Hand-embossed
Supplied unframed

Premium paper captures the finest detail

Close inspection reveals hidden details that reward a deeper viewing. This paper was carefully selected, to complement the intricate detail of my art, to guarantee strong blacks that emphasise the considered graphic layout and to provide a hint of warmth.

Handle your print carefully, by the edges to ensure it's longevity. You will be rewarded with a lifetime of contemplative viewing.

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Shipping

Australian domestic: FREE SHIPPING

International / Rest of World: $80 AUD flat rate

If you require insurance, please contact me. This can be arranged at cost.

Returns policy

All purchases are final.

Refunds are ONLY provided in the unlikely event that there is a flaw in the print. Prints are carefully checked before they are packaged. However, if you believe that yours has arrived with a flaw, please contact me with photos.

Unpack carefully: you are responsible if you damage the artwork. There is no refund for prints that have been damaged by opening.

Do not use a knife, scissors or other sharp object to cut through packaging.

Caring for your art

Unpack carefully! Don't use a knife or scissors to cut through packaging. Remove tape carefully.

Handle your print by the edges. Skin has oils that can mark your print or cause it to discolour over time.

A2 and larger size prints: remove carefully from the tube. Place a small weight on each corner before you frame the work. Don't try to roll it 'backwards'.

Framing: buy the best you can afford to ensure many years of contented viewing. Look for acid free, archival quality materials, UV protective glass and if you're not confident, it's best to work with a professional framer.

Display: keep your print away from strong UV light sources to ensure longevity and to avoid fading. Don't display in humid places (like bathrooms or kitchens).