Inam | Travelling into Dawn Emily Crook Original Art The result is a depth

The result is a depth that photography cannot capture — a sense that the light in the painting is coming from within the canvas rather than being reflected from it

its dormancy suggesting not absence of force but force temporarily stilled

The small format carries Hirst's characteristically saturated palette in a size that makes it one of the most versatile signed acquisitions in his current output

Stone lithograph on BFK Rives paper: a classic fine art printing substrate that gives the work a quality of surface entirely different from the spray-paint and acrylic of his large originals

Original 1983 vintage poster | Plate-signed

Inam | Travelling into Dawn Emily Crook Original Art The result is a depthInam Travelling into Dawn Inam debuted as a professional artist in 2001 and has built an international following around forests rendered in heavy, textured oil moonlit birch groves, blossom pink spring woods, and, as here, the golden corridors of autumn. This canvas draws the eye down a long, sunlit avenue of trees, their canopies built up in thick strokes of gold, amber and rust catching the light at the centre of the composition. Available through