'Isle Of Aeaea'
‘Isle Of Aeaea’
— by Hannah Nowlan
A5 Fine Art Print on 360gsm Natural Uncoated Paper
’Honouring Aeaea’ Poem by Bri Horne printed on the reverse
Limited Edition of 50, hand-signed and titled
Unframed with a Tasmanian Blackwood Timber artwork stand
A5 (148 x 210mm)
‘Isle Of Aeaea’
— by Hannah Nowlan
A5 Fine Art Print on 360gsm Natural Uncoated Paper
’Honouring Aeaea’ Poem by Bri Horne printed on the reverse
Limited Edition of 50, hand-signed and titled
Unframed with a Tasmanian Blackwood Timber artwork stand
A5 (148 x 210mm)
‘Isle Of Aeaea’
— by Hannah Nowlan
A5 Fine Art Print on 360gsm Natural Uncoated Paper
’Honouring Aeaea’ Poem by Bri Horne printed on the reverse
Limited Edition of 50, hand-signed and titled
Unframed with a Tasmanian Blackwood Timber artwork stand
A5 (148 x 210mm)
Artist Hannah Nowlan creates a collaboration with Nunchi Oils of art, scent and nature. Exploring an inspiring mythical landscape, ‘Isle of Aeaea’, is a reminder of the ancient world that came before us.
Exploring beaches only accessible through caves at low tide, Artist Hannah Nowlan and Di of Nunchi Oils traverse Point Nepean National Park. Inspired by the unusual rock formations eroded through the years by wild winds and waves. These weathered rocks sit on the ocean's edge like petrified mystical creatures. Our imaginations run wild with the notion that these creatures are part of a mythical story and witnesses to an ancient time. Hence, Aeaea was born. Inspired by a mythical island and home to Circe, a goddess known for magical potions that turned her enemies into creatures.
This A5 print is digitally printed in a limited edition of 50. Each print is hand-signed and titled by the artist and comes with a poem printed on the reverse by Bri Horne. Each order includes a handcrafted Tasmanian Blackwood timber stand to display your artwork.
Installation View:
‘Honouring Aeaea’ Poem printed on reverse by Bri Horne.
With Artist Statement by Hannah Nowlan.
Included is a handcrafted Tasmanian Blackwood timber stand to display your print.
Hannah Nowlan and Di of Nunchi Oils hanging the original ‘Isle of Aeaea’ artwork, photographs by Bri Horne.