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Senses – Gradient Series
A Journey into colour, emotion and reflection
In a world where we swipe past art in seconds, this series is designed to stop you. To make you look, feel, listen and reflect.
At the heart of this project are the six word-pairs that are central in all artworks created in the Senses project that explore the nuances of how we engage with the world:
HEAR&LISTEN
LEARN&KNOW
LOOK&SEE
SMELL&SCENT
TASTE&SAVOUR
TOUCH&FEEL
Why This Matters
We often confuse sensory input with understanding. This series challenges that, using familiar words in unfamiliar ways to prompt introspection.
Why “Look&See”? Why “Hear&Listen”? These word-pairs may seem interchangeable, but their meanings diverge on a deeper level. Each artwork is a prompt to reflect on the difference — and on how we experience the world.
Senses Gallery
See all artworks in the Gallery, including all colour options.
6 colours, 6 word pairs, 36 combinations
The gradient series is a body of work of 36 images in total that use bold colours, attention grabbing gradient and gold rendered text to grab the attention of the viewer. It represents the struggle for attention we see across all media today. Once the viewer is focussed they see the text that invites them to pause, take distance and reflect.
Mockup of Orange Gradient Hear&Listen
The Editions
- Museum-grade: Printed on archival photographic paper.
- Protected: Sealed under 3mm acrylic glass
- Built to last: Bonded to 3mm aluminium DiBond for gallery-level quality.
- Ready to hang: Comes with a secure hanging system.
- Signed & numbered: Only 36 master prints in each edition.
- Limited Editions: Only 10 Edition available.
Word & Colour Pairing
As in previous series I have created these artworks in the primary and secondary colours creating 36 individual artworks that each have their own experience. Each pairing blends colour psychology and emotional resonance. Warm tones like orange and yellow evoke energy and joy. Cool hues like blue and green offer calm and reflection. The chosen combination becomes a personal reflection of what you feel and what you question. This makes each combination of colour and text a unique experience.
