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Rows and rows of moths on solid black: scarlet, coral, dusty mauve, sage and cream, each pair of wings marked with its own fine pattern. John Dilnot built the screen print over six weeks in 2013, starting from a black printed ground and adding layer after layer of opaque colour, working from drawings of real species.
Ranks of near-identical moths against unbroken black make this a proper challenge, sorted by wing marking rather than by colour. Finished size 64 x 50cm.
Repeated similar moth shapes on a uniformly dark background with subtle colour variations makes piece placement extremely difficult.











