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Photographie d’art montrant un visage sculpté par l’eau dans l’œuvre Eau-rigine

Water-source

€2,800.00Price
Artist: Martin Colognoli
 Series: WATER-RIGINE
 Size: 120 x 80 cm
 Edition currently available: 2/8


 Limited to 8 copies + 2 artist's proofs.
 Price: €2,800 (VAT included)
 Authenticity: numbered, signed, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity




 Eau-rigine is part of the series of the same name, dedicated to fresh water as the origin of life, a force of connection and a source of wonder.




 Taken in an alpine aquatic environment , this photograph reveals a face sculpted by water and time. Beneath the surface, the mineral matter seems to come alive, as if the current had slowly etched a silent presence into the rock.




 With Eau-rigine , Martin Colognoli invites us to contemplate water as a power of transformation, capable of revealing unexpected forms and bringing forth, at the heart of matter, a memory of life.

  • Do you have a question, a specific request, or a custom format in mind? I would be delighted to discuss it with you during a phone call and provide personalized support. Don't hesitate to contact me here .

    This work is offered in a unique format of 120 x 80 cm , chosen for its visual presence, balance and impact in space.

    Each copy is part of a limited edition of 8 prints and 2 artist's proofs. It is numbered , signed and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity .

    The print is produced using Hahnemühle FineArt pigment printing and then mounted on Dibond aluminum , with a float frame . This understated and elegant finish gives the artwork a contemporary, refined, and lasting presence, while highlighting the depth of the image.

    Dibond ensures excellent stability over time, while the American-style frame provides a high-end, refined finish, particularly suited to indoor presentation in a residential, architectural or professional setting.

    Each work is carefully prepared in Lyon, France , in collaboration with a professional photographic laboratory.

    The photographs showing the artwork in context are provided for illustrative purposes only. They simply allow you to imagine how the artwork would look in a space and do not constitute a contractual commitment.

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