Tere Ormazabal - Bodegón 12

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Tere Ormazabal, Bodegón 12, a 2026 digital print, edition 1/15, hand-signed, 40 × 60 cm.

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Seller Description

Tere Ormazabal, born in Bilbao, Spain.
Artistic photographer with an extensive track record in creation, teaching and institutional collaboration.
Graduate in Geography and History from UPV-EHU, she has developed work focused on artistic photography and alternative techniques such as cyanotype, Van Dyke brown, liquid emulsion, lithographic film and image transfers both polaroid and digital emulsion transfer.
Her work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and cultural centers in the Basque Country since the late nineties and has received national photography awards.
Artwork details:
Title of the work: Bodegón 05
Work size: 40 x 60 cm, including a small white border all around the photo, unframed.
Limited edition of 15 copies, signed on the back of the print.
Includes certificate of authenticity signed and numbered.
High-quality print with pigment ink that guarantees a museum-quality finish and remains unaltered over time.
The print is carefully packaged and shipped rolled in a rigid tube with protective material to ensure proper preservation during transport.

Series Birds in Still Lifes.

In this series, everyday objects become protagonists of small visual stories, where color, form and texture intertwine in harmony. Each composition seeks balance and serenity, inviting the viewer to pause and contemplate the details that often go unnoticed. A bird, present throughout the series, provides a living element that balances the composition and humanizes the still lifes.

Seller Description

Tere Ormazabal, born in Bilbao, Spain.
Artistic photographer with an extensive track record in creation, teaching and institutional collaboration.
Graduate in Geography and History from UPV-EHU, she has developed work focused on artistic photography and alternative techniques such as cyanotype, Van Dyke brown, liquid emulsion, lithographic film and image transfers both polaroid and digital emulsion transfer.
Her work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and cultural centers in the Basque Country since the late nineties and has received national photography awards.
Artwork details:
Title of the work: Bodegón 05
Work size: 40 x 60 cm, including a small white border all around the photo, unframed.
Limited edition of 15 copies, signed on the back of the print.
Includes certificate of authenticity signed and numbered.
High-quality print with pigment ink that guarantees a museum-quality finish and remains unaltered over time.
The print is carefully packaged and shipped rolled in a rigid tube with protective material to ensure proper preservation during transport.

Series Birds in Still Lifes.

In this series, everyday objects become protagonists of small visual stories, where color, form and texture intertwine in harmony. Each composition seeks balance and serenity, inviting the viewer to pause and contemplate the details that often go unnoticed. A bird, present throughout the series, provides a living element that balances the composition and humanizes the still lifes.

Details

Date of print
2026
Artist
Tere Ormazabal
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Title of artwork
Bodegón 12
Condition
Extremely fine
Technique
Digital print
Height
40 cm
Edition
1/15
Width
60 cm
Signature
Hand signed
Genre
Still life
SpainVerified
Private

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