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Artwork details
- Printing : Hybrid on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 39.4x27.6in
- Edition : All editions sold (8 / 8)
- Artist's proof : 2
About this artwork
My Drunken Gardens Series - CREATURE - 2 young shoots of tree fern play with our mind and bewitch us. Ephemeral vision, nature is creative.
Art print 70 x 100 cm / Edition of 8 copies
Also available in 40 x 60 cm format, edition of 30 copies, signed and numbered. From €390. Please contact Singulart for this format.
Each print is made to order by the Picto laboratory in Paris on the famous Hahnemühle Rag Museum 310g Fine Art paper. A 5 cm white… border is added to facilitate framing, which is not included.
• The print is signed on the front at the bottom and again signed and numbered on the back - Certificate of Authenticity
• It is protected by an anti-UV varnish
• It is delivered in a tube
Art print 70 x 100 cm / Edition of 8 copies
Also available in 40 x 60 cm format, edition of 30 copies, signed and numbered. From €390. Please contact Singulart for this format.
Each print is made to order by the Picto laboratory in Paris on the famous Hahnemühle Rag Museum 310g Fine Art paper. A 5 cm white… border is added to facilitate framing, which is not included.
• The print is signed on the front at the bottom and again signed and numbered on the back - Certificate of Authenticity
• It is protected by an anti-UV varnish
• It is delivered in a tube
Alain Lacki
France
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
Born in Paris in 1954, Alain Lacki has already had three lives with a common denominator: photography.
His research on collages and the multiple exhibitions of his 80s took him away from documentary photography to make way for photography of an unbridled and committed imagination, in the emerging movement of plastic photography.
Today, the author photographer splashes the walls with his incredible chimeras, poetic narratives where the unusual and the questioning collide with his compositions in a total freedom of tone, never fortuitously, in a unique and easily identifiable style.
His research on collages and the multiple exhibitions of his 80s took him away from documentary photography to make way for photography of an unbridled and committed imagination, in the emerging movement of plastic photography.
Today, the author photographer splashes the walls with his incredible chimeras, poetic narratives where the unusual and the questioning collide with his compositions in a total freedom of tone, never fortuitously, in a unique and easily identifiable style.