Imperial Flow
US$ 340
Overview
2019
Paper Print, Archival 330gsm 100% cotton rag paper
Edition of 100
Dimensions: 90cm (H) x 120cm (W) / 35.4" (H) x 47.2" (W)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings
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Artist statement
Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon in the American Southwest, carved by nature the interior is a marvel of beauty. Having wanted to visit this place for many years I finally achieved my goal in early 2019. The abstract nature of the canyon interior makes for a colourful and delightful photographic art print. Imperial Flow was the name given to the captured image, the colour being a shades of red and the flowing characteristics of the canyon seemed appropriate.
Offered on Artling is this limited edition number 14/100 printed on archival 330gsm 100% Cotton Rag Paper using world class Epson premium pigment inks ensuring a high standard in colour reproduction and vibrancy and accompanied with a certificate signed by the artist.
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Artist profile
Nick Psomiadis
Born: 1968
Hometown: Melbourne
Based in: Melbourne
Nick Psomiadis has been taking photographs since 1986 after having purchased his very first SLR film camera the Zenit 12xp. Dubbed the Russian Tank, this Soviet built camera was as heavy as a brick, nevertheless it provided Nick with a view of the world and a creative perspective through the …
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