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White laurel - Photograph - Limited Edition of 6

Henri ODABAS

France

Photography, Color on Paper

Size: 23.6 W x 23.6 H x 0.1 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

This photograph belongs to the series ''Impressionist moments''. About My Work
 : For each artwork, I choose a special archival paper and a suitable texture so that the light and the colors are optimal and that they do not degrade over time. About the Print : This photograph is printed with paper Ultra Smooth Hahnemühle 305 g, with Pigment Inkjet printer. Prints are 100% archival - meaning the colour will not fade. The size ( 60 cm x 60 cm) given is image size. It is quoted in cm and in addition to the image size there is an extra border (5 cm) , called a gallery wrap, this is for the sides of the picture. Each photograph is a Limited Edition Print. Once the number of copies stated are sold, this photograph will no longer be for sale. Limited edition including its secured certificate of authenticity registered at ARTtrust with an unique reference number verifiable at any time with a QR code or on : https://www.arttrustonline.com This artwork is also available in other sizes or supports. Thanks for your interest, if you have any questions just let me know.

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Photography:

Color on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:

6

Size:

23.6 W x 23.6 H x 0.1 D in

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Henri ODABAS is a Award winning French contemporary pictorialist photographer. The images captured using analog and digital cameras become real impressionist paintings. His approach consists of taking photographs and editing them with a marked "pictorial" aspect, thus creating images that oscillate between photography and painting, capturing the beauty and sublimating the magnetism of the Light, making it almost tangible. Henri is an insatiable “experimenter”, passionate, ready for all plastic experiments to achieve a final result where the emphasis is placed on feelings and inner life. He is perhaps the ''inventor'' of ICM photography technic , since in 1971, when he was very young, he took his famous photograph entitled ''Blue Moon'' which is exhibited on his SaatchiArt gallery. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Henri is winner of World Photography Day Contest in 2023 with his photograph ''Wata-Yuki'' . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BIOGRAPHY : He spent his adolescence in Switzerland, a so beautiful and inspiring country. At the age of 12 that he received his first camera (ZEISS-IKON) and one of his neighbors, a professional photographer, taught him the manual basics setting of a camera. From an early age he showed particular aptitude for drawing and painting. Often, in elementary school and high school, his paintings were hung on the panels by his teachers.... In 1996, he trained with Patrick BETAUDIER (1928-2008) at Neo Medici painting workshop in Monflanquin (FR) where he discovered a special technique of painting : creating a radiating light which magnetizes the sight. Photographic technics used : long exposure, multi exposure, ICM, infrared, organic filters, … film, expired film…

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