Neon Moon

Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag a white cotton artist paper known for its soft, luxurious feel and lightly textured surface. This subtle texture gives artwork a sense of depth and dimension, making prints look rich and detailed.

It's acid- and lignin-free, conforming to ISO 9706 standards—so it's built to last and ideal for archival, museum-quality prints. Printed locally and hand finished in Sarahs Brighton Studio with 24ct burnished gold leaf. Sarah uses traditional gold leafing techniques, each dot of gold hand applied, meaning no two are the same.

FRAMING
Available for delivery in the UK only. Prints are float mounted which raises artwork above the mount, creating a gallery effect. We use museum grade perspex not glass. If you are ordering a frame you will be contacted by email to double check your order.

’ve always had a fixation with the moon. Not particularly in a romantic way ,it’s more of a pull, something I keep returning to without really intending to. She appears throughout my work, sometimes obviously and sometimes simply through a circle, a glow or the way I’ve composed an image.

I think of the moon as feminine. There’s mythology in that, of course Luna, the Roman goddess of the moon but I’m also interested in the way she occupies the sky. She reflects rather than generates light, constantly changing yet always returning, and never needs to compete with the sun. She has her own presence.

Neon Moon is the softest of my three Festival Moons. It came from memories of long summer evenings outdoors sitting outside a beach hut on Brighton beach, camping, festivals and those wonderful nights when the colour seems to hang in the sky long after the sun has disappeared.

I wasn’t interested in recording a particular moon or evening. I wanted to paint the memory of the colour those extraordinary pinks, oranges and yellows that linger on your retina long after sunset.

It’s that fleeting moment between daylight and darkness that Neon Moon holds onto.

I think “She reflects rather than generates light, constantly changing yet always returning, and never needs to compete with the sun” feels particularly you. It introduces the feminine idea without turning the work into an explanation of femininity.

Each piece is made to order with a min 10 days production time, framing approx 10-14 days. Durning these times of changing tariffs and rules, prints are sent at owners risk of extra taxes outside the UK. Unframed prints come in a cardboard tube, special delivery signed for. Framed prints are sent via parcelforce. Postage costs are applied at the checkout.

POSTAGE COSTS
UK - £15 / International - £25
Framed prints (available in the UK ONLY)

RETURNS
Art prints are printed to order and are not returnable.