This giclée print, available in two sizes, is of an original large-scale oil painting entitled 'HABERCADABRA'.
 
Soil fertility is the subject of this piece. The triangle–a symbol of genesis and growth–is used in reference to the triangular format in which the magic word Abracadabra was originally written on Roman amulets. And the glowing fiery hues allude to the Haber-Bosch process, by which ammonium nitrate was manufactured for munitions during the First and Second World Wars and subsequently redirected into agriculture as a fertiliser.
 
Using Ultrachrome Pro 12 pigment-based inks printed on 310gsm archival Hahnemuhle German Etching paper, this print can have a lifespan in excess of 400 years without fading.
 
Each print comes hand-signed by the artist.