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€4.300,00 EUR
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Distorsion 3
Fine Art Photography Print
A physical photographic print. Choose from the sizes and presentations available for this work.
Artist Edition
A limited edition issued by the artist. The edition size depends on the print size selected. Includes certificates of authenticity from both the artist and Dance Artworks Gallery.
SeriesDistortion
Year2022
MediumArchival digital print on fine art paper, mounted on aluminium Dibond
Size120 × 120 cm
EditionEdition of 7
CertificateArtist + Gallery Certificates of Authenticity
Available
The Work
A Closer Look
The Distortion series is a sensitive exploration of the female body where the power of tension meets the delicacy of execution. Each image shapes the body into a living sculpture — compositions both geometric and graphic, creating a refined visual language where light sculpts the material and reveals the intrinsic beauty of movement. The work oscillates between strength and fragility, shadow and light constantly redefining the silhouette.
Part of the Monochrome Motion exhibition.
The edition is controlled by FX Pelissier. Where several sizes are offered, the edition limit shown above updates with the selected size.
The work is accompanied by an artist Certificate of Authenticity and a Dance Artworks Gallery Certificate of Authenticity.
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Artist
About FX Pelissier
FX Pelissier explores the body at the threshold of abstraction. Working in black and white, he uses shadow, light and radical gradients to transform the dancing figure into a study of presence and disappearance.