Christian Lacroix campaign. Date 1987.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
Javier Vallhonrat
“Petal”
5 November 2019Date 1988.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
“Diagonal”
5 November 2019Date 1987.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
“John Galliano, white dress”
5 November 2019John Galliano campaign. Date 1988.
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“Mirrored”
5 November 2019Date 1989.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
“John Galliano (series)”
5 November 2019These two artworks belong to the same series dating of 1988. They can purchased separately or together.
Left: “John Galliano, grey gloves”
Right: “John Galliano, white & orange”
Unless requested, these artworks are sold without frames.
“Autograms #25”
5 November 2019Extract from the book “Autograms”, dating of 1991.
For this series of images, Javier Vallhonrat wanted to render visible the process which is implied in the creation of a photographic image. For which he worked in total darkness for a period of 6 months between 1990 and 1991, with only matches as a source of light, and utilizing long expose times.
The nature of the results shows that a degree of uncertainty has to be accepted as an integral part of this process.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
“Autograms #11”
5 November 2019Extract from the book “Autograms”, dating of 1991.
For this series of images, Javier Vallhonrat wanted to render visible the process which is implied in the creation of a photographic image. For which he worked in total darkness for a period of 6 months between 1990 and 1991, with only matches as a source of light, and utilizing long expose times.
The nature of the results shows that a degree of uncertainty has to be accepted as an integral part of this process.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
“Autograms #9”
5 November 2019Extract from the book “Autograms”, dating of 1991.
For this series of images, Javier Vallhonrat wanted to render visible the process which is implied in the creation of a photographic image. For which he worked in total darkness for a period of 6 months between 1990 and 1991, with only matches as a source of light, and utilizing long expose times.
The nature of the results shows that a degree of uncertainty has to be accepted as an integral part of this process.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
“Autograms #13”
5 November 2019Extract from the book “Autograms”, dating of 1991.
For this series of images, Javier Vallhonrat wanted to render visible the process which is implied in the creation of a photographic image. For which he worked in total darkness for a period of 6 months between 1990 and 1991, with only matches as a source of light, and utilizing long expose times.
The nature of the results shows that a degree of uncertainty has to be accepted as an integral part of this process.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
