The artworks are original Limited Edition Giclée Prints on Hahnemühle Paper. Printed with a white border, each print is numbered and signed by both artists, Anna Devís and Daniel Rueda. It also includes a signed certificate of authenticity. Once the edition is sold out, it's gone forever; the edition won't be reprinted again.
The artwork prices do not include frames. Artworks are unmounted and shipped worldwide, rolled carefully with bubble wrap and inserted in a sturdy tube. Shipping fees depend on the size of the artwork and the destination of the buyer.
Notes:
In the exhibition, there are two sizes displayed:
A: 50x50 prints (framed 60x60) — edition of 25
B: 90x90 prints (frames 110x110) — edition of 15 *We do offer a bigger size 120x120 — edition of 7
Exhibited images have a wider white border to visually recreate a passepartout. Limited edition prints in 50 and 90 cm come with a 5cm included.
Hallotwins
Hasselblad Ambassadors and Forbes 30 under 30 honorees Anna Devís and Daniel Rueda are two imaginative Spanish photographers, both born in 1990. They met at the Universitat Politècnica de València, where they both graduated from the School of Architecture.
Today, this creative duo puts to use their architectural backgrounds to tell stories through fun and surprising images that are far from conventional architecture photography. Their particular style is characterized by their visual sense of humor, creativity, precision, and a delicate aesthetic inspired bythe city, geometry, and minimalism.
By combining their spatial awareness and their artistic vision, primarily based on simple shapes andbold patterns, they have succeeded in establishing magnetic and joyful narratives that smartly suggest both the nature of human relations and the fascination with the urban environment.
Although it may seem surprising or hard to believe, besides some basic image processing, Anna andDaniel create these surreal scenes without the use of photo editing software. Instead, they carefully set the scene in real life using all sorts of everyday objects, unexpected locations, and tons of naturallight.
When you purchase a piece, and afterwards do not want it, we will work with you to resell the piece on consignment through the gallery. Outright returns at the end of an exhibition, or at any other time, are just not possible, mainly because by then the Artist will have been paid by us for the sale.