About this print edition 

In this nocturnal rendition, the Three Graces take on a more mysterious and enigmatic guise, depicted in a pose that nods to Raphael’s The Three Graces. Instead of the mythic golden apples from the Garden of the Hesperides, the figures hold oranges, symbolising temptation, prosperity, and the cyclical nature of life—concepts I’ve been heavily studying both in my work and personal journey.
The exchange of fruit in the starry night acts as a polysemic metaphor, with multiple layers of meaning.
Subtle details, such as the arrows scattered across the ground and partial glimpses of other figures at the edges of the frame, suggest a larger narrative, linking this image to others in the series.
This depiction invites viewers to immerse themselves in the story, sparking curiosity about the hidden connections and untold narratives within this world.

• Available in the following sizes:
  • 28x35cm fine art print, Edition of 75
  • 40x50cm fine art print, Edition of 50
  • 60x80cm fine art print, Edition of 15
• Presented on acid-free, archival Bamboo Giclée paper, from Hahnemühle
• Frames are heavyweight, solid wood from FSC-certified sources
• Carbon neutral, sustainable production, packaging and shipping
• Global delivery with tracked & insured shipping
• Digitally signed and numbered

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