Title: God Save Our Forests. This piece is a powerful statement on ecological change and a protest against deforestation, utilizing Reid's signature "ransom note" and cut-and-paste aesthetic.
Dimensions, Medium & Signature
Description: * Medium: Archival Giclée print on poster paper (this specific listing is often the Unique Variant created for the 2011 Ragged Kingdom exhibition).
Dimensions: Large format 70 cm x 90 cm, significantly larger than standard editions.
Signature: Hand-signed 'J Reid' in pencil.
The Glyph: Features a rare, hand-drawn OVA Glyph (Reid's spiritual/Druidic personal symbol), elevating it to a unique, artist-touched item.
Provenance: Accompanied by an original Letter of Authenticity (LOA) signed by John Marchant of the Isis Gallery (now the archivist for Reid's estate).
Gallery Quality & Secure Delivery
The piece is in excellent condition and is considered a singular, non-commercial work from the artist's working archive. It is shipped via a fully insured and tracked service in heavy-duty protective packaging.
Title: God Save Our Forests. This piece is a powerful statement on ecological change and a protest against deforestation, utilizing Reid's signature "ransom note" and cut-and-paste aesthetic.
Dimensions, Medium & Signature
Description: * Medium: Archival Giclée print on poster paper (this specific listing is often the Unique Variant created for the 2011 Ragged Kingdom exhibition).
Dimensions: Large format 70 cm x 90 cm, significantly larger than standard editions.
Signature: Hand-signed 'J Reid' in pencil.
The Glyph: Features a rare, hand-drawn OVA Glyph (Reid's spiritual/Druidic personal symbol), elevating it to a unique, artist-touched item.
Provenance: Accompanied by an original Letter of Authenticity (LOA) signed by John Marchant of the Isis Gallery (now the archivist for Reid's estate).
Gallery Quality & Secure Delivery
The piece is in excellent condition and is considered a singular, non-commercial work from the artist's working archive. It is shipped via a fully insured and tracked service in heavy-duty protective packaging.
Artistic Significance & Activism
Originally produced in 2015 for the Order of Bards Ovates and Druids, this work highlights the threat posed by the UK government to indigenous woodland. It depicts a circle of children holding hands around a tree trunk while two figures attempt to axe it from above—a visual metaphor for protecting future generations' heritage.
