Uyuni #7 Limited Edition of 8 Giclee Print
Salar de Uyuni refers to the largest salt flat in the world, located in the Altiplano of Bolivia.
These South American Altiplanic landscapes are topographical storyboards that read like textural braille. The hyper-reality that is often associated with contemporary landscape photography is replaced here with an abstract and elusive aesthetic that narrates Greek mythologies of Fire, Water, Earth & Air.
This series has been exhibited widely both in Australia and Overseas and exists in both private and public collections.
Each artwork is a limited edition of 8. A Giclée printing process on the highest quality inkjet printer and the use of archival acid-free Cotton Rag paper is used for all works.
When kept in the correct environmental conditions, the process will last 100 years without fading.
Salar de Uyuni refers to the largest salt flat in the world, located in the Altiplano of Bolivia.
These South American Altiplanic landscapes are topographical storyboards that read like textural braille. The hyper-reality that is often associated with contemporary landscape photography is replaced here with an abstract and elusive aesthetic that narrates Greek mythologies of Fire, Water, Earth & Air.
This series has been exhibited widely both in Australia and Overseas and exists in both private and public collections.
Each artwork is a limited edition of 8. A Giclée printing process on the highest quality inkjet printer and the use of archival acid-free Cotton Rag paper is used for all works.
When kept in the correct environmental conditions, the process will last 100 years without fading.
Salar de Uyuni refers to the largest salt flat in the world, located in the Altiplano of Bolivia.
These South American Altiplanic landscapes are topographical storyboards that read like textural braille. The hyper-reality that is often associated with contemporary landscape photography is replaced here with an abstract and elusive aesthetic that narrates Greek mythologies of Fire, Water, Earth & Air.
This series has been exhibited widely both in Australia and Overseas and exists in both private and public collections.
Each artwork is a limited edition of 8. A Giclée printing process on the highest quality inkjet printer and the use of archival acid-free Cotton Rag paper is used for all works.
When kept in the correct environmental conditions, the process will last 100 years without fading.