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Home edition
€500
Fast and straighforward. Receive a high-resolution file by email, digitally signed, and a certification of the work. Print the work as you see fit, I give basic advice on size and material.
Explorer’s edition
€850
Everything in the Home Edition, plus personal involvement in the printing process. I help ensure the work translates correctly into physical space and am available for deliberate communication online, or if preferred on video/whatsapp call about your ideas, exploring the best way forward.
Collector/Exclusive edition
€5.000 – €10.000
A hand-signed physical artwork, with personal contact, depending on location, a meeting or visit You receive additional personalized presents related to the practice of the art. We will discuss what is possible to create this exclusive edition.
Art should remain accessible to different levels of connection. If you feel drawn to a work but this format does not fit, you are welcome to reach out.
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Why Photographic Art
Authenticity
Every Photographic Artwork carries a subtle identifyer corresponding to my name and a mathematical fingerprint of the digital Master of the work. This code is unique to the visueel work. Every purchase receives a certificate with the full code that proves the link with the artwork, ownership, and my personal autograph valdidating.
Original Process
I employ self developped style and work only from my own photography’s. I seek inspiration in everything that speaks to me. From a crack in an ancient floor, to evolving clouds, or to shape of an iron lock. My composed works consist at times up to 100 layers.
Longetivity and reliability
Printed colors remain true for at least 70 years, ensuring a lasting impact over time. If anything happens to the print in the first 2 years, the option for reprint is available. You only pay the printing costs.
Why Art Matters
There is something about art that is often overlooked: it is essential.
Even those uncertain about the value of art find themselves in museums, drawn into reflection, conversation, and quiet integration that occurs through looking. Something happens when we engage art, it reminds us not to forget the call to truthful expression.
Cave people, while living with uncertainty and survival, still went through great effort to make art on rock. That tells us something. Art belongs to the emancipation of the human spirit, a prophecy revealing what is to come through order, form, and meaning.
With art on your wall, you do not simply place an object in a room, you create an experience. A moment where someone pauses and asks, as many before us have asked: What do you see? In answering, we participate in a continuous search for the story that lives in every human being, waiting to be unveiled.
— Marc
How it is made
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