Lesley Duxbury - Another Day (Diptych)
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Lesley Duxbury – Another Day (Diptych)

$500.00 inc GST

Inkjet print
Edition of 40
Image size: 15 x 23 cm x 2
Paper size: 20.8 x 27.6 cm x 2
PCA Print Commission 2003

I made Another Day in response to a weather forecast I read in a daily newspaper during a recent trip to the UK. It informed the British public that because it would drizzle that day then it would be a miserable day. This diptych, of the same photographic image with opposing texts about the weather, could just as easily be describing moods or the way we feel.

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