Mark Schaller 'The Tempest (Orange)' architecture not as themselves but rather

not as themselves but rather characters in a still unfolding play

Through this pared-back composition

birds and animals]'

Printed onto beautiful heavy paper with a raw edge

Mark Schaller 'The Tempest (Orange)' architecture not as themselves but ratherBold, expressive, and utterly distinctive, this original etching by Mark Schallercelebrated co founder of Melbournes Roar collectiveoffers a powerful reinterpretation of the female form. Composed of four individual prints that join to form one monumental artwork, its a centrepiece designed to transform any space. With masterful aquatinting and mark making techniques, Schaller evokes the grainy tactility of carved wooda nod to the sculptural surfaces