Carles Prat-Placis - ARBRE à OMS

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Carles Prat-Placis’s hand-signed digital print *ARBRE à OMS* is dated 2011.

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THE WIND ARCHITECT

A high-contrast monochromatic portrait of a solitary tree in Oms, winter stripped to expose how decades of mountain winds have sculpted its boughs.
A powerful study in botanical endurance, resilience, and elemental form.

The true majesty is not found in remaining unyielding, but in letting the wind shape our form without breaking our roots.
In winter’s quiet, stripped of ornamentation, the tree stands not as a victim of the elements, but as a masterpiece sculptured by them.
It shows us that vulnerability is not weakness ..., it is the very condition that allows resilience to become art.

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In limited and numbered prints on Hahnemühle Art paper, Baryta FB 350 gsm.
Printer Canon Image Prograf Pro 2600
Archival LUCIA PRO II pigment system with Chroma Optimizer surface protection.
Edition : 4/11
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• Documentation: Certificates of Authenticity, Invoice.
• Flat-packed with reinforced packaging.
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Carles Prat-Placis
Born in 1969, a self-taught photographer, Carles bought his first camera at the age of 14. Two years later, he made his first photographic exhibition. Freelance photographer for several newspapers, photo-journalist for artistic events, passionate about nature where he finds an inexhaustible source of inspiration. In 1999 he founded MAG Arts, where he is developing the more artistic aspects of his work as a photographer, graphic designer, webmaster and arts collaborator.

THE WIND ARCHITECT

A high-contrast monochromatic portrait of a solitary tree in Oms, winter stripped to expose how decades of mountain winds have sculpted its boughs.
A powerful study in botanical endurance, resilience, and elemental form.

The true majesty is not found in remaining unyielding, but in letting the wind shape our form without breaking our roots.
In winter’s quiet, stripped of ornamentation, the tree stands not as a victim of the elements, but as a masterpiece sculptured by them.
It shows us that vulnerability is not weakness ..., it is the very condition that allows resilience to become art.

-
In limited and numbered prints on Hahnemühle Art paper, Baryta FB 350 gsm.
Printer Canon Image Prograf Pro 2600
Archival LUCIA PRO II pigment system with Chroma Optimizer surface protection.
Edition : 4/11
-
• Documentation: Certificates of Authenticity, Invoice.
• Flat-packed with reinforced packaging.
-
Carles Prat-Placis
Born in 1969, a self-taught photographer, Carles bought his first camera at the age of 14. Two years later, he made his first photographic exhibition. Freelance photographer for several newspapers, photo-journalist for artistic events, passionate about nature where he finds an inexhaustible source of inspiration. In 1999 he founded MAG Arts, where he is developing the more artistic aspects of his work as a photographer, graphic designer, webmaster and arts collaborator.

Details

Date of print
2011
Artist
Carles Prat-Placis
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Title of artwork
ARBRE à OMS
Condition
Original State
Technique
Digital print
Height
40 cm
Edition
4/11
Width
60 cm
Signature
Hand signed
Genre
Fine art photography
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