Kintsugi-19 (A.P.)

Inspired by the millenial Kintsugi technique, this photograph represents the fragility of the human body, covering it with the traditional patterns of ancient Chinese porcelain and coating the broken pieces with gold.

This gold emerges from the mask and spreads through the body, drawing lungs with its cracks. With this, it is implied that the mask protects our respiratory system to face the current threat that coronavirus represents.

· IPA int’l photography awards, Fine Art - Other, Professional, Honorable Mention Winner

· PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris, Honorable Mention Winner

· Muse Photography Awards, Fine Art - Portrait, Professional, Photographer of the year 2021

· Siena Creative Photo Awards, Conceptual, Shortlist

· The Worldwide Photography Gala Awards 16th Julia Margaret Cameron Award, Honorable Mention Winner

· Fine Art Photography Awards, Conceptual, Finalist

· London International Creative Competition, SHOOT (Photo/Video) Professional, Official Selection

· WPE Awards, Coronavirus, Honors of Excellence, Silver Award

Limited edition fine art prints for collectors and galleries.

Produced on acrylic with aluminum base, all limited edition prints are signed and numbered by hand by the artist.

Each piece of artwork is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

The photograph is printed directly onto 2mm acrylic with a 3mm reinforcing aluminum panel. Printing is the latest generation of direct UV printing with 7 inks, including clear inks, so that the images have the highest quality and sharpness.

The hanger bracket is an aluminum frame.

It comes protected with a plastic that covers the screen so that scratches do not appear. When you receive the photo, you simply have to remove it and you will find the work in perfect condition and also brighter.

Tax is included in product prices.

Free shipping worldwide.

Caring for the work is very simple, you just have to use a clean cotton handkerchief and moisten it with water.

A pair of white cotton gloves and a personalized postcard.

The artwork is shipped flat in a cardboard box and well protected with bubble wrap.