Reflections of Yesterday's Park by Peter Moyle and Paul Stretton-Stephens

This serene fusion hybrid artwork captures the quiet, reflective beauty of a park with a lakeside path, evoking a sense of peaceful nostalgia. Composed of a careful selection of fabrics, the piece brings to life the vibrant textures and colours of a natural landscape. The lush greens of the park’s grassy areas and tree canopies are represented through soft fabric layers, each fold suggesting the gentle rustling of leaves in the breeze.

The tranquil blue waters of the lake shimmer with a sense of depth, achieved through the intricate layering of fabrics that mimic the subtle movement of water. A winding path, delicately outlined with textured materials in soft greys and warm pinks, weaves gracefully through the scene, leading the viewer’s eye along a journey of memory and calm. The path is lined with bursts of floral colours, represented by rich patterns and hues, that offer a playful contrast to the serene backdrop, recalling the vibrant life that fills a summer day in the park.

Digital enhancements have been applied to elevate the natural beauty of the fabrics, adding light and shadow that gives the scene a dynamic, sunlit glow. The bespoke palette amplifies the richness of the colours, blending the tactile warmth of the textiles with the crisp clarity of a digitally enhanced landscape.

This artwork captures the essence of a moment spent in nature’s embrace—quiet, reflective, and full of life’s simple beauty. It would make a perfect addition to any collection, especially for those who appreciate the harmony between handcrafted artistry and digital innovation. This piece speaks to the soul, inviting the viewer to revisit cherished memories of leisurely walks by a tranquil lake.

This charity print is available as follows:

• Unframed A3 art print
• Framed A3 art print
• Produced on professional archival long-lasting paper (hahnemühle photo rag 308 gsm)
• Printed in London, Germany, or USA
• 100% carbon neutral
• Finished with a printed signature
• Distributed worldwide in reinforced packaging and wrapped in acid-free paper.

The Mindflow Dementia Art Project is designed to raise funds (50% of the proceeds) for the National Brain Appeal and its important work.