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Dust Dance

from £65.00

In the vast expanse of the African savannah, where the horizon kisses the sky, a lone elephant who I call Tembo walks the path of his ancestors. The air is filled with the whispers of the wilderness, the rustling of the grass, and the distant calls of the wild. With his grand tusks carving arcs in the air, he moves with a deliberate grace that belies his colossal frame.

On this day, the earth is parched, and the sky a dome of endless blue. He reaches a clearing that has been a silent witness to his life’s many seasons. He pauses, feeling the sun's warmth on his thick, wrinkled skin, a gentle reminder of the world's embrace.

With a slow, almost meditative motion, Tembo dips his trunk into the fine, golden dust at his feet. The ground beneath him is an ancient canvas, and with each step, he stirs the memories it holds. He lifts his trunk and, with a powerful breath, sends a cloud of dust skyward. The particles catch the light, creating a swirling, shimmering veil that shrouds him in a spectral ballet.

This is the Dust Dance—a ritual as old as the hills that line the plains. It is a dance of many tales; of solitude that is not loneliness, of silence that speaks louder than the roar of the lion. As the dust rises and falls, it tells a story of the land's heartbeat, of Tembo's lineage, and of the spirit of Africa that pulses through his veins.

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In the vast expanse of the African savannah, where the horizon kisses the sky, a lone elephant who I call Tembo walks the path of his ancestors. The air is filled with the whispers of the wilderness, the rustling of the grass, and the distant calls of the wild. With his grand tusks carving arcs in the air, he moves with a deliberate grace that belies his colossal frame.

On this day, the earth is parched, and the sky a dome of endless blue. He reaches a clearing that has been a silent witness to his life’s many seasons. He pauses, feeling the sun's warmth on his thick, wrinkled skin, a gentle reminder of the world's embrace.

With a slow, almost meditative motion, Tembo dips his trunk into the fine, golden dust at his feet. The ground beneath him is an ancient canvas, and with each step, he stirs the memories it holds. He lifts his trunk and, with a powerful breath, sends a cloud of dust skyward. The particles catch the light, creating a swirling, shimmering veil that shrouds him in a spectral ballet.

This is the Dust Dance—a ritual as old as the hills that line the plains. It is a dance of many tales; of solitude that is not loneliness, of silence that speaks louder than the roar of the lion. As the dust rises and falls, it tells a story of the land's heartbeat, of Tembo's lineage, and of the spirit of Africa that pulses through his veins.

In the vast expanse of the African savannah, where the horizon kisses the sky, a lone elephant who I call Tembo walks the path of his ancestors. The air is filled with the whispers of the wilderness, the rustling of the grass, and the distant calls of the wild. With his grand tusks carving arcs in the air, he moves with a deliberate grace that belies his colossal frame.

On this day, the earth is parched, and the sky a dome of endless blue. He reaches a clearing that has been a silent witness to his life’s many seasons. He pauses, feeling the sun's warmth on his thick, wrinkled skin, a gentle reminder of the world's embrace.

With a slow, almost meditative motion, Tembo dips his trunk into the fine, golden dust at his feet. The ground beneath him is an ancient canvas, and with each step, he stirs the memories it holds. He lifts his trunk and, with a powerful breath, sends a cloud of dust skyward. The particles catch the light, creating a swirling, shimmering veil that shrouds him in a spectral ballet.

This is the Dust Dance—a ritual as old as the hills that line the plains. It is a dance of many tales; of solitude that is not loneliness, of silence that speaks louder than the roar of the lion. As the dust rises and falls, it tells a story of the land's heartbeat, of Tembo's lineage, and of the spirit of Africa that pulses through his veins.

About the print

We print on Fuji Crystal Archive Pearl paper which has a rich metallic base. The colours have a reflective, metallic and 3-dimensional feel which creates a distinctive pearl-like appearance. High mid-tones & highlights add luminosity & iridescence which lends this paper to artworks that want to accentuate warmth and depth of colour.

Finish - Medium Gloss

Paper tone - Slight Silver Metallic

Texture - Smooth

Certificate of Authentication

Your limited print will come with a signed certificate of authentication (CoA).

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