Striped Camellias by Kazumasa Exhibition Animals the subtle ink gradations and

the subtle ink gradations and fine linework of the original woodblock are preserved with exceptional clarity and tonal fidelity throughout the composition

Nico Tracey's approach sits at the intersection of graphic design and painterly abstraction: shapes are clean-edged but feel organic

the flat color planes and sharp-cut botanical edges are reproduced with full fidelity and graphic clarity — the saturated intensity of the original Papiers Découpés palette intact on fine art paper

the dense colour relationships and intricate surface detail of the original painting are rendered with full tonal accuracy and sharpness

tightly cropped blossoms and looping outlines that turn a quiet botanical subject into a study of movement and light

Striped Camellias by Kazumasa Exhibition Animals the subtle ink gradations andCamellia japonica, with its precise, formal petals, was a favourite subject in both Japanese painting and early botanical photography and Kazumasa's striped variety is a particularly striking example. The flowers are caught in their prime: petals patterned in clean stripes of crimson and white, the geometry almost architectural in its regularity. His collotype process reproduces the pigmentation with a fidelity that no hand coloured engraving could