Bay of Poets Mediterranean Landscape, 2024, Artwork on Cotton Canvas

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Bay of poets' 2024 cotton canvas print. A timeless monochrome mediterranean landscape, captured with a large-format 4x5 film camera and … Read more Bay of poets' 2024 cotton canvas print. A timeless monochrome mediterranean landscape, captured with a large-format 4x5 film camera and developed in the artist’s studio. Printed on organic 280gsm cotton canvas, this limited edition photograph is designed to withstand the test of time. Using water-based pigment inks, the print preserves the depth and emotion of the original scene while maintaining an organic, tactile quality. Edition: 2 of 5 (hand-numbered and signed) material: organic cotton canvas (better cotton initiative certified) ink: ecocert & oeko-tex eco passport certified frame: unstretched (canvas print only—no stretch bars included) authenticity: includes a certificate of authenticity (shipped separately) each photograph is shipped in recycled and recyclable packaging and shipped insured with express delivery service. Artist biography: ugne is a lithuanian fine art photographer based in london. Her work explores the intricate systems and subtle beauty of nature, finding inspiration in its quiet resilience and ephemeral grace. By capturing small, often-overlooked moments, ugne transforms natural elements into visual poetry, reflecting on the delicate balance of life. Awards: 2024 black spider awards, 2nd place - merit of excellence in still life, gloriosa 2023 budapest international photo awards, honourable mention in fine art-abstract 2023 black spider awards, honourable mention in still life 2022 black spider awards, honourable mention in still life 2022 ipa international photography awards, honourable mention in analog/film fine art 2021 mono visions photography awards, honourable mention in fine art. Signed by maker,labeled by maker,stamped by maker,imprinted by maker,labeled with country of origin,numbered,this piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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