Memento Mori is a watercolor painting that captures the fleeting nature of life and the inevitability of death. The painting depicts a scene where death head moths and inky cap mushrooms coexist in a world that is as fragile as it is beautiful. The Latin phrase "Remember that you [have to] die" reminds us that life is short, and that we must make the most of every moment, is written in the wings.

The death head moths, with their distinctive skull-like markings on their thoraxes, are rich in detail and symbolism. They are a reminder of the transience of life, and of the inevitability of death. The inky cap mushrooms, with their delicate stems and caps, are equally fragile and ephemeral. The painting captures the sense of vulnerability and beauty in these creatures, and reminds us to appreciate the small moments of beauty that make life worth living.

Archival giclee prints come hand signed and embossed on textured cold pressed 150 gsm acid free watercolor paper.

Packed in a acid free protective sleeve, shipped with cardboard