“Shibuya neon” – A2 fine-art print
“Shibuya neon” – A2 fine-art print
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📍 Tokyo, Japan – 2009
✍🏻 Archival pigment print, signed, open edition
📃 Personally printed on heavy-weight 310gsm Canson Baryta Photographique fine-art satin paper with subtle surface structure
📐 Print size: A2 – 42×59cm
🇪🇺 Shipping to all EU countries
Paper
Paper
Canson has been making fine-art papers for visual artists in France since 1557.
Their Baryta Photographique paper has the look and feel of a traditional darkroom print, with exceptional contrast and detail as well as a wide colour gamut leading to unique vibrancy and intensity in the print.
The surface of the paper has a subtle structure which is reminiscent of the traditional fibre-based darkroom papers and a fine satin finish.
As with all the paper choices in my prints, this acid- and lignin-free paper meets the most exacting requirements for age resistance.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Paper size: 42,0 × 59,4 cm
Printed surface size: 38,0 × 55,4 cm
Unprinted margin: 2 cm on each side, includes the signature at bottom right corner
A2 is the "goldilocks size" for prints: it's large enough to provide a visual centerpiece, while still fitting easily on walls at home or office and not being too costly to frame.
Want something even more visually striking? Get a set of prints! I’ve selected sets of two prints that complement each other to form a new coherent visual whole. And buying a set gives you a discount of 20% over two individual photos!
Shipping information
Shipping information
Prints are shipped in a strong cardboard tube that will keep the print intact. The tube’s substantial diameter of 15cm ensures the print won’t be overly curled upon receiving, which might happen with smaller tubes.
Prints will be shipped with the Finnish Post. You will get a tracking code for the package to follow up on the progress. Delivery will usually take 3-7 working days to EU countries. Shipping costs can be seen on checkout.
Outside of EU?
Outside of EU?
Let me know where you're from and I'll do my best to open the shop for you as well in the near future! I'd love to ship prints globally, but it's all about making the paperwork around taxes & duties managable for a small business.
Each of these hand-crafted, signed fine-art prints is selected from more than a decade of photos. The prints, spanning 7 countries, are like little windows into the world, as seen by my photographic eye.
I do all the preparation and printing myself so I can really sign off on the final results. I print the photos on finest museum-grade papers, selected to bring out each photo’s characteristics in the best way, utilizing professional Canon ink jet printer with pigment inks that will create a print that lasts a lifetime.
Papers, printer and display have all been carefully calibrated, each print has gone through numerous test prints and optimizations to look the best. The final result is then signed by myself before getting shipped to you.
Framing tips
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Go with your own style!
Each home is different, as are our tastes – frame the print as you best see fit for your environment.
Just make sure the (plexi)glass does not touch the print. And if you use a backing paper or a passepartout, those should be labeled acid-free. Both aspects are critical for the longevity of the print.
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Or follow my lead: get a suggested frame!
Not sure how to approach the framing? Purchase a frame which I've chosen from BGA's high-quality selection to bring out the print in the best possible light.
BGA’s online store is available for most European countries.
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Amanda Box from BGA
The A2-sized white Amanda Box frame with a real glass presents the print in a modern fashion, without a passepartout.
There’s enough room for the signature on the print to be visible. Plus, it’s quick and easy to install!
Do also purchase an A2-sized acid-free backing paper to ensure the longevity of the print.
