Perpetual Guardians draws inspiration from architectural spaces in New Haven, Connecticut, and Knoxville, Tennessee. Potts combines selected architectural details from each location to construct a newly imagined environment. The pop-up elements and chairs suggest the absence of friends or family while simultaneously functioning as an invitation for others to enter and experience the space.
The text incorporated into the work is written in English and Slovak using the Cyrillic alphabet. This approach allows Potts freedom from strict concerns about spelling while creating a layered, semi-coded language that can be partially read but not easily deciphered. Influenced by the visual richness of illuminated manuscripts, the text functions both as language and ornament, enhancing the visual and conceptual atmosphere of the piece.
This limited edition lithographic, artist book is printed on Grey Rives BFK Printmaking Paper, hand bound and signed by the artist.
We offer free shipping with all of our prints. Each print is shipped flat and carefully packed in archival glassine paper between two sturdy pieces of masonite.
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Stults’ lithograph, And we pause for breath, evokes memories of late-night summer strolls, when the ordinary becomes extraordinary and we are transported to a cinematic scene. It is a moment of nostalgic, suburban voyeurism that lingers in the minds of children and adults alike. The streetlight hums overhead, casting sharp rays that reveal and conceal the path before the viewer. In stillness, we hesitate, aware of what might emerge from the darkness and what lies beyond our reach. The scene becomes a threshold where curiosity, unease, and possibility converge… and we pause for breath.
This limited edition lithograph is printed on Cream Rives BFK Printmaking Paper and signed by the artist.
We offer free shipping with all of our prints. Each print is shipped flat and carefully packed in archival glassine paper between two sturdy pieces of masonite.