Aurélie Lafourcade - Reflets d'opal - limited deluxe edition

Reflets d’Opale (60x90 cm, signed print) is an invitation to contemplate the soft, hypnotic power of the ocean. From above, the sea unfolds in a palette of deep blues and foamy whites, like a moving embroidery woven by the waves.

The play of light on the wet sand creates opal shades, between pearl gray and subtle gold, evoking the sun dancing on the water. This aerial photograph captures the fragile moment when the water caresses the land, between movement and calm.

A tribute to the raw, living, and ephemeral beauty of the shores.

Catchline system included, 60x90 cm
Acrylic Plexiglas print in 7 days, Europe-wide delivery only
Original digital work, Photoshop, AI
Limited deluxe edition 5/8
Certificate of authenticity signed, emailed on request.
Hand-signed.

Product features:
Material: plexiglass
Thickness: 3mm
Transparent rounded corners
Laminated print

Printing technique:
The look is achieved through professional 12-color printing that lets rich color combinations shine with superb sharpness. Your digital photo print will be perfectly laminated onto the plexiglass.
The hand-polished surface of our plexiglass print will enhance the depth effect of your photo. Additionally, our invisible suspension system will give the sensation that it is floating. With exceptionally rich colors, it will appear expressive from every angle. Your glossy plexiglass print will render colors intensely, simply brilliantly, and will also bring out the softer hues. The look is achieved through professional 12-color printing that lets rich color combinations shine with superb sharpness. Your digital photo print will be perfectly laminated onto the plexiglass.

Biography:
Aurélie Lafourcade lives and works in the south of France. With an advanced degree in visual arts and many years as a graphic designer in an advertising agency, Aurélie ultimately decided to take the time to realize her dream of representing the beauty of the oceans.
Originally from French Guiana and with the ocean as an inexhaustible source of inspiration, she uses drone photos as both a source of inspiration and a call to awareness. The urgency to harness human complexity in the service of nature protection. She then uses digital tools to give birth to these imaginary beaches. To complete her ecological approach, a portion of her income is donated to organizations devoted to protecting the ocean.