Martin Jarrie “Le Jardinier” tupera tupera the land that feeds us

the land that feeds us and the land where we rest

I was impressed by its long form and decided to clean up the surrounding landscape to make the waterfall the main subject of this image

I went there the very last weekend of October 2014 when I was in illustration residency in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

He alternates ink drawing and collage

She works extensively in newspapers and magazines

Martin Jarrie “Le Jardinier” tupera tupera the land that feeds usLe Jardinier 2007J55It's the letter J in the alphabet book I made in 2007. It's a tribute to my father who, after a long life as a farmer, became a gardener at the age of 55. I'm also referring to the view I had from my window when I was a child, overlooking a beautiful vegetable garden to the right and a cemetery to the left, the land that feeds us and the land where we rest. SPEC A2 Inkjet Print SheetW420 * H594 mm FrameW440 * H614 * D22 mm