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Studio: Scotland

A rare opportunity to purchase work from David’s letter series. In this set, four individuals – born in or near London – are informed of the effects of sea level rise on the River Thames across their lifetimes. Selected for exhibition during last year’s Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, they’re are now back in the studio and available for purchase.

They’re part of a larger project addressing hundreds of individuals around the world. The sale of this set will fund new not-for-profit environmental artwork. The buyer will also be given the opportunity to have their own letter typed, included in the price, in consultation with the artist.

Studio: Greece

 Tatha Gallery: Fife, Scotland

UK & Europe

Learn more about David Cass’ works in these books. Cass’ latest volume – Where Once the Waters – was created as a place to compile not only images of the exhibition in Venice, but also the artist’s research and creation processes. Rising Horizon, published by The Scottish Gallery in 2019, was produced to accompany an exhibition of the same name. These last months have also seen David’s work featured within and upon a variety of publications: in the RSA’s coffee-table book Andiamo; in St Jude’s journal Oscillations; in Field’s issue Twos; upon Claudia Roden’s Med cover; and in Out of the Box, a book celebrating contemporary box-art.

Studio: Scotland

Three selected prints, available individually or as a set – framed in walnut, printed onto pro-pearl papers | Panthalassa was the super-ocean that surrounded the super-continent Pangaea, until the landmass began to break up around 250 million years ago. As a title for this series of photographs, Panthalassa (from the Greek πᾶν “all” and θάλασσα “sea”) is used to enforce the notion that these are each captures of the same ocean. Our World Ocean. Spanning twelve years (and counting) these photographs have been taken as research (for painting projects), during material gathering trips, and from the artist’s studio. They link to Cass’ The Sea from Here series, and other works exploring climate change and specifically variations in sea-level rise.