Artwork description:

The print shows a part of the nuclear surveillance installation located on Tristan da Cunha in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

Printed with fine aquarell colours and ink on washi paper.

Editions size is 20. Part of an artwork group named "Nuclear Atlas" which consists of both wood blocks and prints. The subjects refer to press photos, which have been published on the Web. The work gives an overall overview on nuclear threats around the world, both civil and military usage of nuclear energy/sources. From uran mining to Hiroshima. From anti-nuclear protests to major and minor nuclear accidents.

The print is delivered with a passepartout.

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The artistic technique refers to traditional Japanese woodblock print making.

Comes packed, carefully wrapped and best protected for mail transport.

The artwork is signed on the front and accompanied with a certificate of authenticity.

Materials used:

Washi (Japanese) paper