Deep-sea art for galleries and art fairs
A wall or a room of signed and numbered works, printed on wood or acrylic under glass. Hung in a morning under the gallery’s own lights, and sold from the wall.
A visualisation of a design, not a photograph.
What the exhibition brings
- Nine to sixteen works on one wall, or forty-five to ninety in a room.
- Unique works, and limited editions of ten and of twenty-five, each with its certificate.
- On consignment with the gallery’s usual share, as a solo or group show, or on a fair stand.
- The artist present at the opening, with the book.
Designs that fit
Nine to sixteen works at 60 and 100 cm, hung in half a day under the gallery’s own spots.
Forty-five to ninety works as salon walls round a great lightbox.
A diptych or a lit column makes a stand visible from a distance.
How it works
- You write to us with your venue, its size and possible dates.
- We send the presentation and suggest the design that fits your space.
- The plan is redrawn for your real rooms, and the selection of works is agreed.
- The artist’s team produces the works and installs the exhibition.
- The opening, with the artist present and the book launched.
Questions
How are the works made?
Printed on wood or on acrylic, under a layer of glass. No frames: each hangs on a hidden rail.
What editions are there?
Unique works with a seal of silver and gold, an engraved certificate and a pair of holograms; editions of ten; and editions of twenty-five, each with a signed certificate.
How does consignment work?
The works are placed with the gallery, which keeps its usual share of each sale. Sold works are replaced from the series.
Also for
See all designs, from one wall to a whole city, on the exhibition page.