Poise, Giclée Piezography
This Giclée Piezography print of Victoriia, photographed in Venice at the beginning of 2024, is digitally printed using highly sophisticated Piezography workflow, ensuring each piece is maintaining highest standards. Each print is signed and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
This image has received numerous awards, including ReFocus People’s Vote 2024, DCC Black and White overall winner 2024 as well as Honorable Mentions (Monochrome Awards, Px3 Paris, Leica Masters)
This Giclée Piezography print of Victoriia, photographed in Venice at the beginning of 2024, is digitally printed using highly sophisticated Piezography workflow, ensuring each piece is maintaining highest standards. Each print is signed and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
This image has received numerous awards, including ReFocus People’s Vote 2024, DCC Black and White overall winner 2024 as well as Honorable Mentions (Monochrome Awards, Px3 Paris, Leica Masters)
This Giclée Piezography print of Victoriia, photographed in Venice at the beginning of 2024, is digitally printed using highly sophisticated Piezography workflow, ensuring each piece is maintaining highest standards. Each print is signed and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
This image has received numerous awards, including ReFocus People’s Vote 2024, DCC Black and White overall winner 2024 as well as Honorable Mentions (Monochrome Awards, Px3 Paris, Leica Masters)
What is Piezography?
Piezography is a specialized black and white printing process designed for creating fine art prints of unmatched quality. Using proprietary carbon-based pigment inks and meticulous workflows, it offers exceptional tonal range, stunning detail, and archival longevity.
This process is ideal for photographers and artists who demand the highest level of precision and beauty in their work. Piezography goes beyond standard printing by delivering smooth gradations, deep blacks, and nuanced highlights, transforming monochrome images into timeless pieces of art.
Why Choose Piezography Prints?
Expanded Tonal Range: Piezography inks use more shades of gray than conventional printers, creating seamless transitions between shadows, midtones, and highlights.
Archival Longevity: With the use of carbon pigments, Piezography prints resist fading and can last over 100 years on the right papers.
Exceptional Detail: The process captures even the finest textures, ensuring every detail of the image is preserved.
Gallery-Quality Presentation: Ideal for collectors, exhibitions, and galleries seeking premium black-and-white artwork.
Each Piezography print is handcrafted using carefully selected fine art papers and a highly controlled printing process, ensuring the result is a museum-quality piece that will stand the test of time.
What sizes and edition numbers are available?
Print sizes and editions vary depending on the process:
Platinum/Palladium Prints
Sizes: 8x10", 11x15", and 22x30" (printed area slightly smaller than paper)
Options: Framed with an appropriate matte (extra) or unframed.
Editions:
22x30": Edition of 1 (+ 1 Artist Proof) - £3,000
11x15": Edition of 5 (+ 1 Artist Proof) - £1,800
8x10": Edition of 10 (+ 1 Artist Proof) - £1,200
Each print is numbered and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Giclée Piezography Prints
Sizes: A4, A3+, A2 and A0 (printed area slightly smaller than paper)
Options: Framed with an appropriate matte (extra) or unframed.
Editions:
841×1189 mm: Edition of 3 - £2,000
420×594 mm: Edition of 25- £1,000
329×483 mm: Edition of 50 - £400
210 x 297 mm: Edition of 100 - £250
