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About ‘Rolling Sea III’
There is a place called Spouting Horn near Poipu, on the island of Kauai, Hawaii. It is a natural blowhole which can launch water 60 feet into the air. Volcanic rocky outcroppings on the island shore are a rough and craggy counterpoint to the fluid riot of the sea. I went to see the famous plume of water shoot into the sky, but the black and sun-glinting rocks against the turquoise and gray-white spittle of the sea captured my attention even more. Such beautiful sweeping cascades of the sea against the unrelenting solidity of the rocks. The very vertical format for this art work is inspired by the shape of ‘pillar prints’ in the tradition of Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock art. The shape is dramatic and aspirational so I use it frequently.
Production Notes
Each art work is signed and numbered. When the maximum number of artworks in an edition (usually 30) is sold, no more will be produced, assuring the rarity of the work. Each artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity showing the details of its creation.
Shipping
Shipping within the continental United States is free. The package will need to be signed for upon receipt. Shipping is possible to most countries of the world. For estimated cost of shipping outside the US, please contact me prior to ordering.