Light Codes: Oracle (Inhale)
The Light Codes collection evolved from my original abstract paintings on canvas. Each image has been digitally manipulated to mirror and repeat the original artwork, creating two unique images depending on the arrangement.
Oracle is one of my favourite images in the Light Codes collection because of the balance of light and dark tones and the appearance of a mystical world of temples and beings seen on the central axis.
Each kaleidoscopic image in the collection can be read as a tantric female landscape and is expressed in two versions — an inhale and an exhale — as if an expression of the breath of the Divine Mother herself.
Every image in the Light Codes collection contains a unique light vibration pattern, which can be used for contemplation and healing.
Learn more about my Light Codes Collection
Scroll through the images for installation views of Oracle, Premonition and Dream Catcher printed at scale on aluminium and exhibited at Circle Contemporary Gallery and at Tremenheere Gallery in Cornwall, UK. Orders for Light Codes on aluminium are by special request only.
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All Light Codes prints are at standard A3, A2 and A1 paper sizes which means each size up is double the previous size.
Small / A3 : 42 x 29.7 cm / 16.5 x 11.7 in
Medium / A2 : 59.4 x 42 cm / 23.4 x 16.5 in
XLarge / A1 : 84.1 x 59.4 cm / 33.1 x 23.4 in
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Trudie’s paintings are professionally photographed using a high resolution camera and edited in the lab to ensure excellent image quality.
Printed on a gorgeous heavyweight (310 gsm) acid-free cotton rag watercolour paper using Epson archival light-fast pigmented inks. Each print is individually numbered from the edition of 250 and signed by the artist.
Sent with a Certificate of Authenticity, unframed, and rolled in a tube (sizes Medium and Large). Orders for Small prints only will be sent flat packed within a rigid card and board backed envelope. All orders for UK delivery are sent via Royal Mail’s special delivery next day service and must be signed for upon arrival.
