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Hands of Faith - Round Aluminum Plate - 1/1

Hands of Faith - Round Aluminum Plate - 1/1

Hands of Faiths came to be by methodically applying acrylic brush stokes on transparency then projecting the image on to velvet-textured silver gelatin photographic paper, and brought to life through traditional darkroom chemical development.

The resultant artwork appears to be an abstract of two claw-like 'hands' reaching for each other.

Presented on authentic ChromaLux aluminum plate in a unique round format, making this piece one-of-a-kind, as only one was produced during the vetting process of various print vendors by the artist - this is a Printer's Proof.


Elevate your minimalist space with this investment piece that will stand the test of time.

  • Product Specification

    • Reprinted on a ChromaLuxe aluminum plate to intensify its visual impact with reflective metallic elements

    • Artwork dimensions: 28" diameter x 0.49"D

    • Modern, slim profile, and light weight

    • Made from recycled material and is recyclable

    • Ready to hang with two pre-installed mounting brackets

    • Archival properties ensures that it can be safely displayed in almost any environment that traditional canvases cannot:

      • dry, wet, hot, bright areas

      • will not fade

      • rated as flame resistant

  • Care Instructions

     Wipe clean/dust with microfiber

$1,640.00Price
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Toronto, Canada

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Englarger in the red glow of a Darkroom

For those who support my business through buying my artwork, an opportunity to connect on another level with an invitation-only, (annual value of $250 CAD), complimentary access to The Artist's Studio, where you can:​

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  • Read about how certain artwork came to be, in the blog, I Shoot With A Camera

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  • ​See the print and film development process in the video diary, This Is Being Recorded

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  • Preview work in progress images​

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  • Gather twice per year for conversations with the Artist - in The Salon

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  • Pre-order products, through exclusive reservation

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