James Turrell’s Deep Sky print portfolio is a collection of seven aquatints that explore the artist’s interest in light and his Quaker faith. The prints are both abstract and evocative of natural landscapes, and they are ultimately tied together by the presence of tiny stars.

Turrell is known for his immersive light installations, which often use subtle changes in light to create a sense of awe and wonder. In the Deep Sky prints, Turrell translates this experience of light into two dimensions. The prints are made using the aquatint process, which creates a soft, velvety texture. This texture helps to create a sense of depth and atmosphere in the prints.

The Deep Sky prints are also infused with Turrell’s Quaker faith. Quakers believe in the importance of inner light, and Turrell’s prints can be seen as a reflection of this belief. The tiny stars that appear in each print represent the inner light that exists within all of us.

The Deep Sky prints are a beautiful and evocative exploration of light and the human spirit. They are a must-see for anyone interested in Turrell’s work or in the intersection of art and spirituality.