Darker Shade Of Aqua Landscape looking in to the water

looking in to the water

where they will create the beginnings of what will become her colony or hive - a few simple waxen pots which she will fill with pollen and nectar and into which she begins laying eggs

Mackenzie’s monochrome imagery reflects on the days when children waited for their Dads to return over the bridge after a hard day’s work and milk bottles were left on doorsteps every morning

Now sold out from the publishers and in other galleries

The "Boom Box" JJ has used is a specific model that he himself owned and used for many years growing up and is possibly his own favourite title in the collection

Darker Shade Of Aqua Landscape looking in to the water