PROSOCHE X. Limited Edition Photograph

This Fine Art print is the first of a limited edition to 30 gliceé prints
with a max. of 2 A. P. (Artist Proof) signed by hand by the artist. Produced using pigmented archival inks and paper (Hahnemühle).Printed with 2cm white handling border in addition to size stated. Comes with signed & numbered certificate of authenticity in English (available to choose between English, Spanish or Catalan upon request), to be affixed to the back when framed. With a numbered Hologram in each certificate. Also available as medium and larger edition. (If you don't see it listed, please, contact asking for them) Shot in Mediterranean sea, underwater, natural light & conditions. The picture has a feeling of classical panting (Renaissance-Barroque). The image is textured with layers of ancient paper. Printed with premium archival inks, on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308. Paper: Hahnemühle Photo Rag® is one of the world’s most popular papers and the valued all-rounder for high-quality FineArt inkjet printing. +Archival Fine art. 308 gsm, 100% cotton art paper with a smooth surface (wonderfully soft feel) boasts a lightly defined felt structure, lending each artwork a three-dimensional appearance and impressive pictorial depth. +Museum quality; this acid- and lignin-free classic meets the most exacting requirements for age resistance (Garantee by Hahnemühle +100 years). +Fine-grained, smooth surface yields vibrant colors and deep, rich blacks, striking contrasts and perfect reproduction of detail. +Premium matte coating supports highest standards for ink density, color gamut, image sharpness. Calcium carbonate buffered with a very low amount of optical brighteners. From the “ PROSOCHE. AN AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE OF DANCE.” Photo-Project. "Prosoche" is the term used in Stoic philosophy to refer to the attitude and constant practice at each instant, with constantly renewed attention (prosokhe) to one's self and to the present moment. With Henri Cartier-Bresson in mind, this photo essay constitutes a collection of different "decisive moments" in progression. It is a confluence between two decisive instants of creation: dance and photography.  As Philippe Halsman's "Jump Portraits" sought to show the essential personality of the portrayed individuals, without them wearing a social mask, underwater dance enables the capture of this authenticity in a different way." Professional dancers in their creative process are the portrayed. #/prosoche-an-aesthetic-experience-of-dance/ Project : Grand Prize Winner - International photographer of the year