Tangled Wires captures the chaotic rhythm and tactile energy of Vietnam’s iconic overhead power grid. Suspended above urban streets and alleyways, these dense, black-and-white networks—often called "spiderwebs" (mạng nhện)—form a living canopy of infrastructure.
This original linocut relief print transforms daily utility into a powerful exploration of spatial tension and human connectivity. Every line in the composition is hand-carved into hessian-backed linoleum and hand-pulled without a mechanical press, using a wooden baren to transfer high-density oil ink onto heavy archival printmaking paper.
The resulting impression highlights raw gouge marks, deep contrast, and rich surface textures, offering a striking focal point for contemporary art collectors, printmaking enthusiasts, and lovers of urban architecture.
2026
This is a linocut printed on lovely Arnhem 1618 245gsm paper.
From a limited edition of 12
Size: 31 cm x 44 cm (12.2 in × 17. 3 in)
The work is signed and numbered by the artist.
Each linocut print will not be identical to the next, due to the nature of the printing process, but this adds to its unique quality.
Tangled Wires captures the chaotic rhythm and tactile energy of Vietnam’s iconic overhead power grid. Suspended above urban streets and alleyways, these dense, black-and-white networks—often called "spiderwebs" (mạng nhện)—form a living canopy of infrastructure.
This original linocut relief print transforms daily utility into a powerful exploration of spatial tension and human connectivity. Every line in the composition is hand-carved into hessian-backed linoleum and hand-pulled without a mechanical press, using a wooden baren to transfer high-density oil ink onto heavy archival printmaking paper.
The resulting impression highlights raw gouge marks, deep contrast, and rich surface textures, offering a striking focal point for contemporary art collectors, printmaking enthusiasts, and lovers of urban architecture.
2026
This is a linocut printed on lovely Arnhem 1618 245gsm paper.
From a limited edition of 12
Size: 31 cm x 44 cm (12.2 in × 17. 3 in)
The work is signed and numbered by the artist.
Each linocut print will not be identical to the next, due to the nature of the printing process, but this adds to its unique quality.
✋ Hand-Burnished
Printed entirely by hand using a traditional wooden baren—no mechanical press used.
✒️ Hand-Carved
Carved into traditional hessian-backed linoleum using Swiss gouges.
📜 Archival Quality
Pulled on heavy, acid-free archival paper with professional relief inks.
