Victor Anton-Photograph-‘Root Down’-Upside Down Radishes Open edition Fotospeed 315gsm 100% cotton paper Stock number VAUDR/GAL1 Print size (including border): 23.4 x 16.5 inches / 59.4 x 42 cm Other sizes available on request. Price: £495 In his recent series, ‘Root Down’, Victor delves into the theme of grounding and resilience by exploring the beauty and symbolism of root vegetables. Each image captures the rugged textures, earthy colours, and intricate details of these vegetables, inviting viewers to connect with the land and the nourishing role of the soil. The series is also a reflection of Victor’s personal journey of planting new roots in a foreign land, mirroring the experience of many. Through his ‘Root Down’ photographs, Victor encourages a mindful appreciation of the earth and the unassuming, essential elements that sustain both our bodies and our sense of place.

Victor Anton-Photograph-‘Root Down’-Turmeric Hand Open edition Epsom lustre 250 gsm Stock number VATH/GAL1 Print size (including border): 23.4 x 16.5 inches / 59.4 x 42 cm Other sizes available on request. Price: £495 In his recent series, ‘Root Down’, Victor delves into the theme of grounding and resilience by exploring the beauty and symbolism of root vegetables. Each image captures the rugged textures, earthy colours, and intricate details of these vegetables, inviting viewers to connect with the land and the nourishing role of the soil. The series is also a reflection of Victor’s personal journey of planting new roots in a foreign land, mirroring the experience of many. Through his ‘Root Down’ photographs, Victor encourages a mindful appreciation of the earth and the unassuming, essential elements that sustain both our bodies and our sense of place.

Victor Anton-Photograph-‘Root Down’-Handful of Radishes Open edition Fotospeed 315gsm 100% cotton paper Stock number VAHOR/GAL1 Print size (including border): 23.4 x 16.5 inches / 59.4 x 42 cm Other sizes available on request. Price: £495 In his recent series, ‘Root Down’, Victor delves into the theme of grounding and resilience by exploring the beauty and symbolism of root vegetables. Each image captures the rugged textures, earthy colours, and intricate details of these vegetables, inviting viewers to connect with the land and the nourishing role of the soil. The series is also a reflection of Victor’s personal journey of planting new roots in a foreign land, mirroring the experience of many. Through his ‘Root Down’ photographs, Victor encourages a mindful appreciation of the earth and the unassuming, essential elements that sustain both our bodies and our sense of place.

Victor Anton-Photograph-‘Root Down’-Ginger Tree Open edition Fotospeed 315gsm 100% cotton paper Stock number VAGT/GAL1 Print size (including border): 23.4 x 16.5 inches / 59.4 x 42 cm Other sizes available on request. Price: £495 In his recent series, ‘Root Down’, Victor delves into the theme of grounding and resilience by exploring the beauty and symbolism of root vegetables. Each image captures the rugged textures, earthy colours, and intricate details of these vegetables, inviting viewers to connect with the land and the nourishing role of the soil. The series is also a reflection of Victor’s personal journey of planting new roots in a foreign land, mirroring the experience of many. Through his ‘Root Down’ photographs, Victor encourages a mindful appreciation of the earth and the unassuming, essential elements that sustain both our bodies and our sense of place.

Victor Anton-Photograph-'Root Down'-Bunch of Mooli Whites Open edition Fotospeed 315gsm 100% cotton paper Stock number VAMW/GAL1 Print size (including border): 23.4 x 16.5 inches / 59.4 x 42 cm Other sizes available on request. Price: £495 In his recent series, 'Root Down', Victor delves into the theme of grounding and resilience by exploring the beauty and symbolism of root vegetables. Each image captures the rugged textures, earthy colours, and intricate details of these vegetables, inviting viewers to connect with the land and the nourishing role of the soil. The series is also a reflection of Victor's personal journey of planting new roots in a foreign land, mirroring the experience of many. Through his 'Root Down' photographs, Victor encourages a mindful appreciation of the earth and the unassuming, essential elements that sustain both our bodies and our sense of place.