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Trace Photograph by Kristina Okuneva

30 x 40cm (unframed) / 30 x 40cm (actual image size)

£261.83

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LIMITED EDITION
Each print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist.
Edition of 20 + 3 Artist Proofs.

PRINT SIZE
15.7" × 11.8" | 40 × 30 cm.
More sizes available upon request.
Each print is carefully produced on archival fine art paper using museum-quality materials.


This photograph explores the relationship between light and shadow. The plant itself is absent, leaving only its delicate silhouette suspended across a luminous surface, where form exists as an impression rather than a physical presence.

In this work, the intricate branches dissolve into a soft shadow that feels both precise and fleeting, suggesting the presence of something just beyond the frame. What remains is not a representation of the plant, but a trace of its existence.

The restrained palette and generous negative space allow the shadow to breathe, creating a composition that is both minimal and contemplative. The image invites the viewer to consider how light can preserve a moment while simultaneously revealing its impermanence.

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More sizes available upon request, please contact for details.

LIMITED EDITION
Each print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist.
Edition of 20 + 3 Artist Proofs.

PRINT SIZE
15.7" × 11.8" | 40 × 30 cm.
More sizes available upon request.
Each print is carefully produced on archival fine art paper using museum-quality materials.


This photograph explores the relationship between light and shadow. The plant itself is absent, leaving only its delicate silhouette suspended across a luminous surface, where form exists as an impression rather than a physical presence.

In this work, the intricate branches dissolve into a soft shadow that feels both precise and fleeting, suggesting the presence of something just beyond the frame. What remains is not a representation of the plant, but a trace of its existence.

The restrained palette and generous negative space allow the shadow to breathe, creating a composition that is both minimal and contemplative. The image invites the viewer to consider how light can preserve a moment while simultaneously revealing its impermanence.

Details:

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My work explores the relationship between nature and human creation. I am interested in the subtle boundary between what exists in the natural world and what we transform with our... Read more

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