Yuval Yairi - Topographic Study






Has over ten years of experience in art, specialising in post-war photography and contemporary art.
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Topographic Study by Yuval Yairi, a 2015 inkjet print on Baryta paper, mounted on Alu-Dibond, 99 cm high and 84 cm wide, original state, edition 2 AP/5 + 2AP, unframed and not signed.
Description from the seller
The photo has never been displayed.
It is an inkjet print on Baryta paper, mounted on Alu-Dibond (unframed).
I bought the second and last artist proof (AP 2/2) from the artist’s gallery in Milan: Podbielski Contemporary.
The attached Certificate of Authenticity is signed and stamped by the art gallery.
I can deliver it if the buyer is based in central London or Oxfordshire.
Yairi’s photographic technique is a meticulous process of capturing environments. His works resemble photographic mosaics and are created through frame-by-frame shooting, followed by combining and revising the images. He assembles digital collages from hundreds of different angles to create an alternate vision of reality.
This photo was taken during a difficult, melancholic time in Yairi's compulsory military service in a desert area.
Yairi’s work has been exhibited at The Israel Museum, Jerusalem (2004); San Diego Natural History Museum, California (2007); Three Gorges Museum, Chongqing, China (2008), and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel (2011).
His works are in permanent museum collections and with private collectors worldwide, including the Israel Museum, Tel Aviv Museum, Livnat in Holland, Naggar in England, and Berman and Bloch in Los Angeles.
The photo has never been displayed.
It is an inkjet print on Baryta paper, mounted on Alu-Dibond (unframed).
I bought the second and last artist proof (AP 2/2) from the artist’s gallery in Milan: Podbielski Contemporary.
The attached Certificate of Authenticity is signed and stamped by the art gallery.
I can deliver it if the buyer is based in central London or Oxfordshire.
Yairi’s photographic technique is a meticulous process of capturing environments. His works resemble photographic mosaics and are created through frame-by-frame shooting, followed by combining and revising the images. He assembles digital collages from hundreds of different angles to create an alternate vision of reality.
This photo was taken during a difficult, melancholic time in Yairi's compulsory military service in a desert area.
Yairi’s work has been exhibited at The Israel Museum, Jerusalem (2004); San Diego Natural History Museum, California (2007); Three Gorges Museum, Chongqing, China (2008), and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel (2011).
His works are in permanent museum collections and with private collectors worldwide, including the Israel Museum, Tel Aviv Museum, Livnat in Holland, Naggar in England, and Berman and Bloch in Los Angeles.
