A series of four collaged archival pigment prints, framed

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Archival pigment printing is a process in which a sophisticated inkjet printer is used to print an image, using fine-grained pigment inks. Piezoelectric technology forces ink through microscopic holes. The ink droplets are then electrostatically steered onto the surface of the paper. The result is a high-quality, high-definition archival print. To create each of the four editions within this series, two separate archival pigment prints – a ‘background’ and a ‘foreground’ colourfield composition – have been collaged together within each frame, with the ‘foreground’ print floated forward. The series is sold framed, with each edition in a conservation-grade white wooden box frame with UV-protected glazing.

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Please ensure you are familiar with our Terms & Conditions, notably points 1.3, 1.4 and 2.1. Purchases are for non-commercial use only, will be restricted to one print per customer, and are strictly not for resale for a minimum period of two years from the purchase date. We will cancel and refund your order immediately if we believe you have placed it outside of these terms. We will require proof of identification prior to dispatch of this artwork, as part of the UK’s anti-money laundering legislation. All orders placed will amount to the buyer’s acceptance of these terms.