Date 1989.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
Photography
“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.
“Newspaper Readers”
25 October 2019On a train to the Alps, Switzerland.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
“Honey Hunters of Nepal in Boats”
25 October 2019Image belonging to the series of images part of the documentary book “Honey Hunters”, dating of 1987.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
To request alternative image sizes feel free to reach out to us.
“Honey Hunters of Nepal Bathing”
25 October 2019Image belonging to the series of images part of the documentary book “Honey Hunters”, dating of 1987.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
To request alternative image sizes feel free to reach out to us.
“Forest Nomads”
25 October 2019Image belonging to the series of images part of the documentary book “Himalaya”, dating of 2001.
The peasants from the area come to enjoy the spectacle of the honey-gatherers and for a part of the booty, which they exchange for rice, legumes and alcohol. They are often attacked by the bees.
Unless requested, this artwork is sold unframed.
To request alternative image sizes feel free to reach out to us.
