Spring Cannot Be Cancelled

David Hockney, at the age of eighty, embarks on a journey to embrace the serene beauty of nature. In search of rustic tranquility, he immerses himself in the vibrant landscapes around him. Through engaging conversations with art critic Martin Gayford, Hockney reflects on his life, art, and the power of creativity in the face of time.

Their dialogues meander through various subjects, revealing Hockney's observations and insights into the changing seasons and the world of art. As they explore the relationship between life and creativity, Hockney’s love for nature shines, reminding readers of the profound connection between artistry and the environment.