Long Island draws the eye into a vast, flattened expanse — the kind of aerial view that makes the world feel simultaneously immense and intimate. Here, Werner Bronkhorst renders a coastal terrain of compressed horizon lines and open, luminous space, where miniature figures move through the landscape with the unhurried ease of a summer afternoon. The sense of scale is immediate and disorienting in the best possible way: the viewer hovers above the scene, a silent witness to human leisure rendered almost imperceptible against the breadth of land and water below.

This artwork is produced as an original limited-edition print with archival inks on canvas, hand-stretched on a wood float frame; a format that preserves the tonal precision and textural suggestion of Werner Bronkhorst’s signature visual language. It is hand-signed by the artist and accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity. ‘Long Island’ is the fourth and final work in its series, a conclusion that carries the quiet weight of arrival, of having crossed open water and found ground.

Thematically, the piece sits within Bronkhorst’s ongoing exploration into scale as metaphor: ‘If we look at the world from above, all of us are miniatures.’ In the context of contemporary art, few artists interrogate leisure, human presence, and the sublime with as much formal rigour and emotional restraint. This limited edition is available through Dellasposa Gallery, London.