Remnants of the Storm [Limited Edition Print]

from £150.00
Presentation:

Photographed in Edinburgh in the aftermath of Storm Boelo in October 2026, Remnants of the Storm captures discarded flowers and fallen leaves resting in a pool of rainwater. Brought together by the forces of the storm, these scattered fragments form an accidental arrangement, recalling a floral still life despite being entirely unplanned. The photograph finds a moment of quiet beauty in the aftermath of disruption, reflecting on the fragility and transience of the natural world and the unexpected visual relationships that emerge through chance and attention.

Remnants of the Storm forms part of Robby Ogilvie’s ongoing series Acts of Attention, which explores overlooked objects, surfaces, fragments and temporary events within everyday environments. The project begins from the belief that attention is not passive. To look carefully is to make a choice about what is allowed to matter. In a culture shaped by visual excess, acceleration and distraction, Acts of Attention proposes slow looking as a form of quiet resistance.

At the heart of the project is a wider question: what do the things we choose to notice reveal about the environments we inhabit, and in turn, about ourselves?

Limited Edition Print
Limited edition of 25
Titled, Signed and Numbered
Certificate of Authenticity included

Size
A2 — 42 × 59.4 cm

Print
Archival fine art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm paper
Printed in Edinburgh, Scotland

Presentation options
Unframed
Framed

Frame
Wooden frame, crafted in Germany from FSC® certified wood sourced from responsibly managed forests. Selected to provide a clean, understated presentation that complements the work.

Year photographed
2026

Edition year
2026

Photographed in Edinburgh in the aftermath of Storm Boelo in October 2026, Remnants of the Storm captures discarded flowers and fallen leaves resting in a pool of rainwater. Brought together by the forces of the storm, these scattered fragments form an accidental arrangement, recalling a floral still life despite being entirely unplanned. The photograph finds a moment of quiet beauty in the aftermath of disruption, reflecting on the fragility and transience of the natural world and the unexpected visual relationships that emerge through chance and attention.

Remnants of the Storm forms part of Robby Ogilvie’s ongoing series Acts of Attention, which explores overlooked objects, surfaces, fragments and temporary events within everyday environments. The project begins from the belief that attention is not passive. To look carefully is to make a choice about what is allowed to matter. In a culture shaped by visual excess, acceleration and distraction, Acts of Attention proposes slow looking as a form of quiet resistance.

At the heart of the project is a wider question: what do the things we choose to notice reveal about the environments we inhabit, and in turn, about ourselves?

Limited Edition Print
Limited edition of 25
Titled, Signed and Numbered
Certificate of Authenticity included

Size
A2 — 42 × 59.4 cm

Print
Archival fine art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm paper
Printed in Edinburgh, Scotland

Presentation options
Unframed
Framed

Frame
Wooden frame, crafted in Germany from FSC® certified wood sourced from responsibly managed forests. Selected to provide a clean, understated presentation that complements the work.

Year photographed
2026

Edition year
2026

Printed to order in Scotland

Each print is produced to order in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm. This premium, 100% cotton fine art paper has a smooth, matte surface, offering exceptional colour reproduction, rich tonal depth and fine detail. Acid and lignin free, it meets museum quality archival standards, ensuring the longevity and preservation of the artwork for years to come.

Shipping & Returns

Worldwide shipping is available, with costs calculated at checkout. Free local collection in Edinburgh is also available. Each print is carefully wrapped and securely packaged for safe delivery.

As each print is produced to order, returns or exchanges are not available unless an item arrives damaged or faulty.