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sit and think (2010) Photograph by Christian Schwarz

42 x 62cm (unframed) / 40 x 60cm (actual image size)

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this artwork is available in different dimensions, paper, border and signature types according to the way you would like to present it. Please feel free to contact the author. Standard: this artwork is printed on very high grade HAHNEMÜHLE Fineart paper « Torchon » (285g/m2) with a white border

the original artwork is limited edition (1/20) signed and numbered on the back

At the edge of the clearing, a few empty chairs rest in the shade — silent witnesses to the slow rhythm of the landscape.

This black-and-white photograph explores perspective, verticality and the quiet dialogue between human presence and the vast architecture of nature.

Materials used:

Hahnemühle torchon 285g

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this artwork is available in different dimensions, paper, border and signature types according to the way you would like to present it. Please feel free to contact the author. Standard: this artwork is printed on very high grade HAHNEMÜHLE Fineart paper « Torchon » (285g/m2) with a white border

the original artwork is limited edition (1/20) signed and numbered on the back

At the edge of the clearing, a few empty chairs rest in the shade — silent witnesses to the slow rhythm of the landscape.

This black-and-white photograph explores perspective, verticality and the quiet dialogue between human presence and the vast architecture of nature.

Materials used:

Hahnemühle torchon 285g

Details:

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it's all aboutreframing. . . and making sense of the worldengaging in a meditation about what I am seeing, feeling and thinking in a particular moment. offering a perspective on... Read more

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