Edition Details

All prints in this edition were produced at the time of its release, ensuring absolute consistency in tone, surface, and finish. Each print is stored in archival conditions until acquired.

Prints are hand-embossed on the front, signed, dated, and numbered on the reverse. A certificate of authenticity accompanies each work.

Technical Notes

Printed on Canson® Infinity Baryta Prestige II 340gsm, a 100% alpha-cellulose and cotton fiber paper with a true baryta coating — favored for its rich blacks, luminous highlights, and archival stability.

Originally captured on an iPhone 6s at 06:22 AM in natural light.
Digitally resized and retouched with careful attention to tonal range and depth.

On Scale, Imperfection, and the Poetry of Pixels

Portrait of Marie was captured on an iPhone 6s — a moment barely over 1MB in weight. But when scaled, it refused to remain ordinary.

Digital noise, compression artifacts, and resolution loss combined to produce something unexpected: softness that evokes watercolor, texture that recalls oil, distortion that begins to feel like memory itself.

Is she dissolving? Or is the image revealing something we’re not supposed to see?

The boundaries of skin and space blur like reflections on water. Like we are loking through water.

Flesh becomes vibration. Edges soften. Shadows bloom.

We are no longer just looking — we are seeing through.

What begins as technology ends as transformation.

The pixels dissolve — and what remains is presence, suspended in waveform.