Karl Alinghi - AKIRA II

"AKIRA II"

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Fine Art Print on Epson Archival Matte 189 gsm of very beautiful and refined quality.
Surface delicately pronounced
Acid-free and lignin-free
Compliant with ISO 9706 / museum quality for the highest conservation

ONLY 30 in the world!
Title: AKIRA II
PRINT: Format 30X45 cm on Epson Archival Matte 189 gsm
Matte finish, with grain.
Artist's signature on the back + certificate of authenticity
Numbered 4/30

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Sold without frame / sold without mat / unframed
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Born in Switzerland in 1996, Alinghi developed an early passion for photography, later formalizing his approach by pursuing university studies in photography and quickly gaining recognition from his peers, winning several awards for the quality of his work.

Alinghi defines himself as an eclectic photographer, but his work focuses mainly on two distinct areas: artistic nude photography and motorsports.
In his work around the female figure, he seeks to capture the essence of a beauty that is both wild and raw and of a serene, harmonious calm. His aim is to highlight these subtle contrasts through developing dedicated photographic series.

Alinghi presents his work on his website and typically organizes one solo exhibition per year to share his latest creations.

"The photographer strives to explore the body in its natural environment, seeking authenticity and emotion rather than mere aesthetics." U.G.