De-construction (2024) Photograph by Serge Horta

Abstract detail of a building facade designed to resemble a crumbling surface of pixels, merging modern architecture with digital art. The fragmented patterns create an illusion of deconstruction, while light and shadow enhance its dynamic effect. This innovative design explores the interplay between technology and urban decay, challenging conventional perceptions of architectural stability.

Location: Bangkok
Year: 2024

This print is produced using archival inks on Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl (285 g/m²), a gallery-standard paper renowned for its durability due to its special pearl-gloss coating, designed to produce vivid colours and deep blacks.
Hahnemühle has been making high-quality art papers for centuries, and photographers love it for its consistent quality, archival longevity and exceptional detail reproduction.
The result is a luxurious print with an elegant satin glow and delicate, fine-grain texture that reflects light gently. The colours of this stunning fine art print will look just as vibrant as the original, even after 100 years.

Part of a limited edition of 25 Giclée prints, each accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, signed and numbered, ensuring its uniqueness and collectible value.

The artwork includes a white border, making it easy to frame and display. Ships in a protective tube, carefully protected with acid-free paper, ensuring it reaches you in pristine condition.

Don’t hesitate to drop me a message if you have any questions about the artwork, or if you would like a different size or prefer a canvas print.

Materials used:

Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl paper

Details:

• Photograph on Paper
• From a limited edition of 25
• Size: 82 x 82 x 0.5cm (unframed) / 80 x 80cm (actual image size)
• Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
• Style: Geometric
• Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
• Hurry, only 1 left in stock

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