Ray Vüilsen - One - XL

ONE - 50x70cm

A baobab in the Great Rift Valley plains. To give you shelter, to strengthen your community, to feel one.

Archival/Museum-grade giclée print on premium Hahnemühle 100% cotton paper (Photo Rag 308gsm) for top color, detail and durability. Captured in 2024. Printed in 2026. Artist collection. Edition 1/50. Delivered signed lower right on verso and numbered lower left on verso. Includes a hand-signed and dry stamped certificate of authenticity. No watermark. Shipped carefully rolled (without a frame) in a protective tube for a safe delivery. Some of the images are artistic recreations, the artwork might appear differently in reality.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Ray Vüilsen (1985) is a Fine Art Travel Photographer known for work exploring ecological consciousness, cultural diversity, and human connection. His photographs and VR/AR installations have been exhibited internationally at venues including the United Nations Palace (Geneva and New York), the European Council (Strasbourg), the OstLicht Galerie (Vienna), the Centre d'Estudis Catalans at the Sorbonne Université (Paris) and museums across Andorra, Portugal, Catalonia, Spain and beyond. His series such as "Pau" and "Llibertat", "Llavors" and "No Borders" have received widespread recognition. Ray invites you to step into a world where each frame becomes both a window and a mirror, a world that challenges perception while nurturing consciousness, purpose, and hope for a more peaceful, free and interdependent future.

MAJOR FEATURES:

United Nations Palace (Geneva/New York)
University of La Sorbonne (Paris)
OstLicht Galerie (Vienna)
European Council (Strasbourg)

LINKS:

www.rayvuilsen.com
@rayvuilsen +30K

IMPORTANT NOTE:

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