Dalma Mátéfi - Little Island - XL

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Dalma Mátéfi's Little Island - XL is a 2026 digital print, edition 1, signed, 70 × 48 cm, in original state, a piece of fine art photography sold directly from the artist.

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Photography became truly defining in my life in 2017 — though the world of light and fleeting moments has drawn me in since my high school years.

I love to travel, to discover new places and meet new people. Most of my photographs are born along the way, in those moments when curiosity and experience collide. For me, photography is exploration: a constant search for new techniques, new perspectives, and new stories waiting to be told.

Through my images, I try to capture the mood, the rhythm, and the quiet silences of the world. Cityscapes and candid portraits are closest to my heart — especially when a single frame holds an entire story within it.

I believe that every truly great photograph has a soul. And that photography is the most beautiful shared language — one that all of us can understand, wherever we are in the world.

With 56 different photographs accepted 244 times in International Photographic Salons across 26 countries, and 23 international awards, my work has been exhibited in Budapest, Veszprém, Miskolc, Vienna, Barcelona, London, and New York.

Website: www.dalmartphoto.com

About the photograph:

Photographer: Dalma Mátéfi from Hungary
Title: Little Island
ize: Height 48 cm × Width 70 cm
Edition: Limited Edition – No. 1 of 15
Artist's Proofs: 3
Medium: Fine Art Canvas
Condition: Brand new, printed specifically for this auction.
Framing: Sold unframed, allowing you to choose a frame that perfectly complements your décor.
Shipping: Securely packaged and shipped rolled in a protective tube or sturdy box to ensure safe delivery.
Don't miss the opportunity to own No. 1 from this exclusive limited edition series.

Little Island is where innovative architecture meets the tranquility of nature. Captured in timeless black and white with a long exposure, this fine art photograph transforms one of New York City's newest landmarks into a serene and almost surreal masterpiece. The smooth, mirror-like water and elegant sculptural forms create a striking composition that brings sophistication and calm to any interior. Perfect for collectors, architecture enthusiasts, or anyone inspired by the beauty of New York, this print is more than a photograph—it's a statement piece that celebrates the city's bold vision and enduring elegance.


Seller's Story

Photography has taken me around the world, from photographic tours in India, through China until Peru. I have pursued international recognition through the International Federation of Photographic Art (FIAP), with work exhibited in New York, Vienna, and numerous cities across Hungary. My images have also appeared in photographic publications, including a magazine cover. Across international salons in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, my work has received awards including PIPC Digital Gold, Silver, and Bronze; a PC Perasto Gold Medal; Salon Gold, Bronze, Diplomas, Ribbons, and Honorable Mentions. I combine a strong commitment to visual storytelling with experience gained through travel, study, and international photographic competitions. Selected Recognition Example work or award: Gold recognition Quick Repair — PIPC Digital Gold; Hard Life Under the Sun — PC Perasto Gold Medal; Little Island — Salon Gold Silver and bronze recognition Demetrios — PIPC Digital Silver; Beauty of Nature — PIPC Digital Bronze; Taj Mahal — Salon Bronze Awards and exhibits across Montenegro, Serbia, Sri Lanka, Iceland, Kenya, Moldova, India, Nicaragua, England, Kazakhstan, Croatia, Hungary, Austria, and the United States

Photography became truly defining in my life in 2017 — though the world of light and fleeting moments has drawn me in since my high school years.

I love to travel, to discover new places and meet new people. Most of my photographs are born along the way, in those moments when curiosity and experience collide. For me, photography is exploration: a constant search for new techniques, new perspectives, and new stories waiting to be told.

Through my images, I try to capture the mood, the rhythm, and the quiet silences of the world. Cityscapes and candid portraits are closest to my heart — especially when a single frame holds an entire story within it.

I believe that every truly great photograph has a soul. And that photography is the most beautiful shared language — one that all of us can understand, wherever we are in the world.

With 56 different photographs accepted 244 times in International Photographic Salons across 26 countries, and 23 international awards, my work has been exhibited in Budapest, Veszprém, Miskolc, Vienna, Barcelona, London, and New York.

Website: www.dalmartphoto.com

About the photograph:

Photographer: Dalma Mátéfi from Hungary
Title: Little Island
ize: Height 48 cm × Width 70 cm
Edition: Limited Edition – No. 1 of 15
Artist's Proofs: 3
Medium: Fine Art Canvas
Condition: Brand new, printed specifically for this auction.
Framing: Sold unframed, allowing you to choose a frame that perfectly complements your décor.
Shipping: Securely packaged and shipped rolled in a protective tube or sturdy box to ensure safe delivery.
Don't miss the opportunity to own No. 1 from this exclusive limited edition series.

Little Island is where innovative architecture meets the tranquility of nature. Captured in timeless black and white with a long exposure, this fine art photograph transforms one of New York City's newest landmarks into a serene and almost surreal masterpiece. The smooth, mirror-like water and elegant sculptural forms create a striking composition that brings sophistication and calm to any interior. Perfect for collectors, architecture enthusiasts, or anyone inspired by the beauty of New York, this print is more than a photograph—it's a statement piece that celebrates the city's bold vision and enduring elegance.


Seller's Story

Photography has taken me around the world, from photographic tours in India, through China until Peru. I have pursued international recognition through the International Federation of Photographic Art (FIAP), with work exhibited in New York, Vienna, and numerous cities across Hungary. My images have also appeared in photographic publications, including a magazine cover. Across international salons in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, my work has received awards including PIPC Digital Gold, Silver, and Bronze; a PC Perasto Gold Medal; Salon Gold, Bronze, Diplomas, Ribbons, and Honorable Mentions. I combine a strong commitment to visual storytelling with experience gained through travel, study, and international photographic competitions. Selected Recognition Example work or award: Gold recognition Quick Repair — PIPC Digital Gold; Hard Life Under the Sun — PC Perasto Gold Medal; Little Island — Salon Gold Silver and bronze recognition Demetrios — PIPC Digital Silver; Beauty of Nature — PIPC Digital Bronze; Taj Mahal — Salon Bronze Awards and exhibits across Montenegro, Serbia, Sri Lanka, Iceland, Kenya, Moldova, India, Nicaragua, England, Kazakhstan, Croatia, Hungary, Austria, and the United States

Details

Date of print
2026
Artist
Dalma Mátéfi
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Title of artwork
Little Island - XL
Condition
Original State
Technique
Digital print
Height
48 cm
Edition
1
Width
70 cm
Signature
Signed
Genre
Fine art photography
HungaryVerified
1
Object sold
pro

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