Open-edition poster · 30 × 40 cm
He sits like a god from older worlds. In the dry grasslands of Udawalawe, this elephant pauses mid-meal — trunk curled, eyes steady, mud clinging to every wrinkle. Captured during a chapter in the photographer’s life marked by excess, the image holds a quiet mirror to hunger — for food, for more, for meaning. It is a portrait of nature at its most grounded, and of the self in its most unguarded form.
Poster details
• Open-edition poster, printed on demand
• Smooth, uncoated matte paper (170 gsm)
• Printed using professional digital printing processes
• Designed for clean tonal reproduction and everyday display
• Produced and shipped directly from the print facility
Open-edition poster · 30 × 40 cm
He sits like a god from older worlds. In the dry grasslands of Udawalawe, this elephant pauses mid-meal — trunk curled, eyes steady, mud clinging to every wrinkle. Captured during a chapter in the photographer’s life marked by excess, the image holds a quiet mirror to hunger — for food, for more, for meaning. It is a portrait of nature at its most grounded, and of the self in its most unguarded form.
Poster details
• Open-edition poster, printed on demand
• Smooth, uncoated matte paper (170 gsm)
• Printed using professional digital printing processes
• Designed for clean tonal reproduction and everyday display
• Produced and shipped directly from the print facility
