Description

Collectible Photography – Limited Fine Art Editions

Welcome to a place where photography meets the highest standard of printmaking art. The works offered here are collectible museum-quality prints, created with durability, depth, and timeless beauty in mind.

Each photograph is treated as an independent work of art – from the moment the shutter is pressed, through proprietary processing, to the rigorous printing and certification process.

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Museum Standard and Technology

My priority is quality that will last for generations. Therefore, each print meets the most rigorous archival standards.

Archival Pigment Print (Giclée)

Works are printed using Giclée technology. This is the highest available standard in fine art printing, utilizing 9-12 pigment inks instead of the standard four.

• Result: Unrivaled tonality, deep blacks, and smooth color transitions, impossible to achieve with traditional digital printing.
• Durability: Pigment inks ensure fade resistance for over 100 years (with proper exposure).

Hahnemühle Paper – Museum Quality

The foundation for my photographs are the exquisite papers from Hahnemühle – a global leader in artistic paper production since 1584.

• ISO 9706 Standard: The paper is acid-free and lignin-free, guaranteeing its ‘eternity’ and resistance to aging.
• Structure: The exceptional weight and texture of the paper give the photograph a three-dimensional character and a noble, matte or satin finish (depending on the edition).

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Guarantee of Authenticity and Uniqueness

By purchasing a photograph on this website, you are investing in a limited work of art. To ensure its collectible value, I adhere to strict editorial guidelines.

Limited Edition

Each photograph is available in a strictly defined edition size. Once the edition is sold out, that particular photograph will never again be printed as a collectible photograph.

Signature and Numbering

Each photograph is personally inspected, then signed and numbered by the artist (on the front in the bottom corner and on the reverse). The numbering (e.g., 2/15) clearly indicates which copy from the series you own.

Certificate of Authenticity (CoA)

Each purchased work comes with a prestigious Certificate of Authenticity. This document includes: a miniature of the work, the title of the piece, the date of creation, precise technical specifications (paper type, inks used), the edition number, and a security hologram (matching the hologram on the reverse of the print).
Important: The certificate guarantees the provenance of the work and is essential for any potential resale of the piece on the art market.