Black and white film photography: the art of the unique and the limited
My photographs are unique and limited-edition works of art, designed for collectors and exhibitions. In a world saturated with endlessly reproducible digital images, I choose film for its exclusivity and timelessness: each negative is an original, each print a numbered piece (1/30), signed and certified.
Four formats, one shared commitment to rarity:
The 24×36 format captures the moment with apparent spontaneity, yet each negative is developed by hand. Each print, limited to 30 copies, becomes a numbered and signed collector's item.
The 24×72 format, panoramic and immersive, unfolds as a strictly limited-edition work. Each print on baryta paper is numbered (1/30), signed, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
The 6x6 format, square and timeless, concentrates emotion in perfect balance. Each print is a unique piece, limited to 30 numbered and certified copies.
The 4x5-inch camera, with its precision and depth, reveals a sculpted reality. Each print is a limited-edition work of art, numbered 1/30, signed, and intended for discerning collectors.
Black and white is not merely an aesthetic choice, but a philosophy of uniqueness. Each hand-printed print on baryta paper becomes a precious object, imbued with the density of silver. Where digital produces copies, analog photography creates originals—works destined to be collected, exhibited, and passed down as exceptional pieces.
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