Nought
Various leaves, crushed
110x110cm - edition of 4 plus artist’s proof
55x55cm - edition of 5
For the atheist, a wreath shape could denote the belief that nothing follows death and indeed perhaps that nothing of meaning precedes it.
Irrespective of belief:
“Time, the prime minister of Death!
There's nought can bribe his honest will”
from Death by John Clare 1793-1864