This rare collection focuses on the often-overlooked beauty of cemeteries, capturing the quiet dignity of these sacred spaces. Larke, known for his focus on architecture, shifts his gaze to gravestones and cemeteries, exploring the delicate intersection of time, nature, and memory. Each piece reflects a deep reverence for the passage of life, as weathered monuments, overgrown with ivy and moss, become symbols of endurance amidst decay.

Working en plein air, Larke captured the light and shadow that breathe life into these forgotten resting places. Through this series, the viewer is invited to reflect on loss, eternity, and the subtle beauty found in the stillness of the cemetery—one of the more rare and contemplative subjects in his body of work.