How works are born

I approach the printing of my prints with special attention and trepidation.

Giclee is a high-quality inkjet printing technology used to create precise reproductions of artwork and photographs.

Archival paper is a museum standard and offers 100-year archival durability.

With 100% reproduction of the depth of the works.

A lightweight yet durable material made from two sheets of aluminum with a polyethylene core.

— Dibond is not subject to deformation from humidity or temperature changes.

— The material is significantly lighter than solid aluminum, but at the same time has high rigidity.

— The dark edge of the panel creates a neat and finished edge that looks great without a frame.

— Does not require mandatory framing

— Museum standard

Transparent protective acrylic glass that protects the print from moisture, dust and mechanical damage.

— Applied to the Dibond base

— 3mm thickness. Balance of weight and depth.

— Acrylic glass visually enhances the depth of the work, highlights the contrast and creates a sense of volume.

— Does not require mandatory framing

— Durability of the work (more than 75 years)

Ideal for placement in rooms with high humidity or traffic, while maintaining brightness and depth of field.