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Soft Echoes by Joanne Spencer

Printmaking, Linocut
1/6 copies
Limited edition
30 x 30 cm


2025
267,76 €
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Subtitle


Where light lingers quietly—and the world feels gently held.


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Soft Echoes draws you into a landscape where everything feels softened by light and time. A winding stream moves through rocks and grasses, catching the glow of the sky above—its surface alive with quiet movement and reflection.

There’s a sense of stillness here, but not silence. The water speaks in soft rhythms, flowing steadily through the land, carrying light with it. It’s the kind of place where you pause without realising… where your breathing slows, and your thoughts begin to settle.

Built layer by layer through the reduction linocut process, each carved mark shapes the movement of water and the play of light across the scene. The contrasts between dark rock and glowing reflection create depth, while the gentle colour palette keeps everything calm and balanced.

This piece is about presence. About those quiet, in-between moments where nothing is demanded of you—and everything simply is.


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Subject

Landscapes, sea and sky

Style

Impressionism

Orientation

Square

Size
30 x 30 cm
Created
2025
Artwork number
1 · 6


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“Soft Echoes” was created by Joanne Spencer.

The price is 230 EUR.

The work measures 30 x 30 cm (height x width).

The medium is Linocut. Classified as Impressionism, Landscapes, sea and sky.

The work was completed in 2025.

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