Chris Berry Art
Lost In The Forest 17
Gargantua
2021
About This Painting
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A hare flees through a field of foxgloves on the event horizon of a
black hole.
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Titled ‘Gargantua’ after the iconic supermassive black hole in
Christopher Nolan’s, Interstellar.
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Inspired by the wild foxgloves that grow abundantly across Dartmoor
National Park, a place I love to hike.
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A paradox of nature: foxgloves are beautiful, yet toxic to the heart…
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The background pattern uses Penrose tiling to represent the structural
fabric of reality.
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Invented by Sir Roger Penrose, the pattern’s a nod to his parallel
discoveries in geometry and black hole physics.
Available as a Fine Art Print
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Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag — deep blacks, vibrant colour
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Standard A3 (11.6 × 16.5 in) — ready for any off-the-shelf frame
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Giclée quality: fade-resistant, gallery-standard
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Certificate of Authenticity included
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Free shipping within the UK
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Print — £50