Spring Cannot Be Cancelled

In the serene backdrop of rural Normandy, David Hockney navigates the complexities of life and art during an unprecedented time of lockdown. His reflections are both profound and personal, as he contemplates the changing seasons and their parallels to the human experience. The beauty of nature serves as a constant reminder of resilience and hope, even amid uncertainty.

Alongside Martin Gayford, Hockney engages in a rich dialogue that explores creativity, inspiration, and the necessity of art in times of crisis. Their conversations delve into art's power to uplift and connect, illustrating how creativity thrives, undeterred by the world's challenges. Through vivid imagery and introspective musings, this work captures the essence of what it means to find joy and beauty during an otherwise tumultuous period.