PAHIA 02
- Image
€7.320,00
What you buy
A DAW® is a digital artwork produced in limited edition numbers and protected by an international patent.
This is a bundle that includes:
- A limited editions digital file, in high definition, encrypted according to the Cinello’s patent and reproduced at the highest resolution available at that time;
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A MyGal® device which includes a software to decrypt the protected digital file and to display it on a monitor; this app stands at the core of the image and video displaying process;
A signed and numbered COA (certificate of authenticity); this certificate legally proofs and authorizes the reproduction of the artwork as DAW® by Cinello and the artist and/or IP owner of the artwork;
A competitive high-resolution monitor where the DAW® is broadcasted;
A custom hand-made frame to adorn and fit the DAW® monitor.
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Project carried out in New Zealand, (winter of 2023) in the bays of the North Island.
The intent is to render, through photography, a universal and iconic image, almost to be easily misunderstood, we could be in America, or any other country.
The shot is intended to impress with a creative and anilitic look the relationship between light and dark aim to be surreal and of a strongly cinematic composition.
Places and situations produced by a script conceived for the occasion:
Photographs processed and illuminated by making use of professional backgrounds familiar with the production of photo-cinematographic sets , using professional equipment and techniques, the same ones used for commissioned works from advertising agencies to communication agencies, from national and international magazines to record companies ect ….
The creation of realistic landscapes interpenetrate with human figures suspended in space waiting to be read and almost heard.
I believe that the great quality, the most important quality, to which a photographer should strive, is precisely that of capturing the universal in the particular.
