Woodland Pīwakawaka
Limited Edition Art Print 7/50

850mm x 1200mm

Woodland Pīwakawaka, from Tim Christie’s limited edition print collection, is meticulously crafted to create a striking visual presence, making it a standout addition to any home, office, or public space.

This purely digital artwork is brought to life using industry-leading 12-colour printing technology, ensuring exceptional colour vibrancy, depth, and fine detail. Printed on heavyweight premium cotton-poly blend canvas, each piece is designed to last and is finished with UV-protective coatings and a museum-grade archival matte varnish to preserve its brilliance for years to come.

Woodland Pīwakawaka is hand-framed in solid oak with a satin finish, combining elegance with durability. The contemporary float frame complements a wide range of interior styles, and each artwork arrives fully assembled and ready to hang.

As part of a strictly limited edition, Woodland Pīwakawaka offers collectors the opportunity to own a distinctive work from Tim Christie’s celebrated collection.

Features

• Elegant float frame with recessed negative detail
• Solid oak timber frame
• Supplied with hanging cord and fittings, ready to hang

Print Specifications

• Industry-leading 12-colour Epson SureColor® printing
• 420gsm premium cotton-poly blend canvas
• Brilliant, durable finish
• Museum-grade archival matte varnish
• UV-protective coating

Tim Christie explores the idea that reality is neither fixed nor objective, but shaped by perception and interpretation. Our thoughts, beliefs, and sensory experiences form the lens through which we understand the world, influencing what we consider to be "real."

His work challenges immediate assumptions. From different vantage points, compositions can appear entirely abstract, representational, or an entrancing synthesis of the two. Through his innovative approach, Christie is also reshaping perceptions of design and art, forging new pathways for digital creativity and optical experience within the world of fine art.

By changing our perceptions, we can reshape reality.