Original artwork description:

This piece was inspired by the incredible Chinese Banyan Trees that can be found all over Taiwan and Asia. I have been fascinated by these trees since arriving in Taiwan in 2001 and am amazed by the survival instincts and their ability to grow over, around and even through anything that lies in their way. They seem unstoppable and create many incredible shapes and angles with their branches and roots as they seek water. This picture was made in Liverpool and is based on drawings done “ en plein air” from December 2014 to January 2015 in Nangang Park, Taipei City, Taiwan. It was exhibited in the Threshold Festival in Liverpool, U.K. 2015.
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Materials used:

Acrylic Paint and Ink on 300 gsm Paper

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