Echoes from the Forest
Hearthwood
Hearthwood
Here I find peace
and reconnect with roots
older than I can dream.
Here, time loosens its grip,
and only presence truly means a thing.
I step into the stillness,
asking for permission to enter.
I whisper:
“I mean no harm,
I’m just a wanderer, lost from her path.”
As I step forward,
I sense a presence filling the air
and know something ancient is near.
A gentle wind caresses my back,
whispering in my ear,
“Welcome in, dear.”
Here,
every step offers a new beginning.
Every breath a new way of being.
I lay my palm against the skin of a pine,
ask it kindly to guide my mind.
And can almost feel the quiet,
gentle heartbeat beneath the bark —
the pulse of something ancient,
flowing through my veins,
filling my mind with
whispers of wisdom,
kindness,
and grace.
This place
will always be
home.
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Light, shadow, and time — gathered carefully, and offered to your walls & heart
The craft beneath the image
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Hahnemühle PhotoRag Satin · 310 gsm · 100% Cotton
Printed on one of the world’s finest art papers — soft to the touch, luminous in tone. The subtle satin surface holds light the way morning mist holds silence. Each pigment sinks into its fibers with depth and patience, revealing blacks of quiet gravity and color that hums just beneath the surface. Made to endure, acid- and lignin-free — a paper for images meant to last. -
Aluwood Frames — Anthracite Black or Oak
Strength and warmth, held in balance. Each frame unites the clean precision of aluminium with the grounded calm of real wood. Available in anthracite black or oak — tones that echo the forest and its shadows. Frames are shipped without glass for a more natural, gallery-like presence; UV-glass can be added later if desired. -
Limited Edition of Ten — Signed & Certified
Each photograph exists in only ten editions — hand-signed, numbered, and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. Before sending, I inspect and sign every piece myself, ensuring that what reaches you carries both craft and intention. A small ritual of trust — the final breath before the image begins its life in your space.
A quiet consultation
Art chooses its place as much as we choose it. If you’d like advice — on size, framing, or finding the piece that belongs in your space — I’m here to help. I bring both an artist’s eye and a background in interior design, should you wish for a quieter kind of consultation.