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Every month, I release a new signed print that captures exactly where my creative energy is in that moment. This subscription is my way of giving you something intimate, collectible, and personal. You receive a hand-signed print in A5 with a passepartout, shipped worldwide for free with additional tracking.
Format: DIN A4 (148mm x 210mm – 5.83 in. x 8.27 in.)
Order until: December 31, 2025
Print and shipping: January 2nd, 2026
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The stark black and white treatment amplifies this effect in both artworks, stripping away any superfluous detail to focus entirely on form and texture. The subject, me, a young woman, embodies this duality: a deliberate strength in her posture, a subtle vulnerability in her gaze. It’s a conversation between the mechanical and the ethereal, a visual paradox that I find profoundly compelling.
Format: DIN A3 (297mm x 420mm – 11.69 in. x 17.4 in.)
This isn’t about escaping the car; it’s about acknowledging its power, its potential for both exhilaration and danger. The ballet heels are a deliberate assertion of grace and control amidst the mechanical precision. There’s a captivating tension in this moment, as the light catches the polished surface of the leather, reflecting the curve of my legs and the sharp angles of the heels.
Format: DIN A3 (297mm x 420mm – 11.69 in. x 17.4 in.)
The leather sighs beneath me, a familiar comfort, yet utterly foreign. It’s a strange situation, this slick, almost liquid form against the aged solidity of the car. I find myself drawn to the paradox, where the latex seems to both absorb and reflect light, creating a shimmering distortion of space. It’s a deliberate act of containment, a quiet assertion of control within a vessel that’s inherently designed for movement.
Format: DIN A3 (297mm x 420mm – 11.69 in. x 17.4 in.)
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Every month, I release a new signed print that captures exactly where my creative energy is in that moment. This subscription is my way of giving you something intimate, collectible, and personal. You receive a hand-signed print in A5 with a passepartout, shipped worldwide for free with additional tracking.
Format: DIN A4 (148mm x 210mm – 5.83 in. x 8.27 in.)
Order until: December 31, 2025
Print and shipping: January 2nd, 2026
-15% Off
The stark black and white treatment amplifies this effect in both artworks, stripping away any superfluous detail to focus entirely on form and texture. The subject, me, a young woman, embodies this duality: a deliberate strength in her posture, a subtle vulnerability in her gaze. It’s a conversation between the mechanical and the ethereal, a visual paradox that I find profoundly compelling.
Format: DIN A3 (297mm x 420mm – 11.69 in. x 17.4 in.)
This isn’t about escaping the car; it’s about acknowledging its power, its potential for both exhilaration and danger. The ballet heels are a deliberate assertion of grace and control amidst the mechanical precision. There’s a captivating tension in this moment, as the light catches the polished surface of the leather, reflecting the curve of my legs and the sharp angles of the heels.
Format: DIN A3 (297mm x 420mm – 11.69 in. x 17.4 in.)
The leather sighs beneath me, a familiar comfort, yet utterly foreign. It’s a strange situation, this slick, almost liquid form against the aged solidity of the car. I find myself drawn to the paradox, where the latex seems to both absorb and reflect light, creating a shimmering distortion of space. It’s a deliberate act of containment, a quiet assertion of control within a vessel that’s inherently designed for movement.
Format: DIN A3 (297mm x 420mm – 11.69 in. x 17.4 in.)
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