About Prints
Each print is a carefully translated form of the original drawing. Not a reproduction of an image, but a continuation of its presence.
The Nature of the Print
All works are released as archival pigment prints from original hand-drawn artworks created in charcoal based medium on paper.
The process is focused on preserving tonal depth, softness, and structural detail – the essential qualities of the original medium.
Every print is produced with close attention to contrast and material fidelity, so that the final piece remains visually and atmospherically aligned with the original drawing.
Editions
Each artwork is released in three limited editions: Intimate, Original, and Essence.
These are not hierarchies of value, but different ways of encountering
the same work – through scale, distance, and presence.
Each edition is strictly limited and will never be reprinted once sold out.
Intimate – Edition of 15
Original – Edition of 9
Essence – Edition of 3
Materials & Printing
Printed on Hahnemühle Museum Etching – a 100% cotton, acid-free, museum-grade paper – each print is designed for longevity and stability.
Archival pigment inks are used to ensure deep blacks, subtle tonal transitions, and long-term resistance to fading.
The material choice is integral to the work, not secondary to it.
Authenticity
Each print is individually signed and numbered by the artist.
A signed Certificate of Authenticity accompanies every piece, confirming the edition and its place within it. The certificate is an integral part of the artwork and should be preserved together with the print.
Each print is accompanied by a short poetic text by the artist – a narrative that belongs to the piece – not as an explanation, but as its natural extension.
Format & Space
Dimensions refer to the image area.
Margins are intentionally generous, allowing the drawing to exist within space rather than filling it.
The relationship between image and surrounding white space is considered part of the work itself.
Care
To preserve the work in optimal condition, avoid direct sunlight, excessive heat, and high humidity.
Professional framing using archival materials and UV-protective glass is recommended.
Detailed care instructions are included with each print.