Limited edition silver gelatine print, with artists stamp and signature by award winning Polish photographer Michal Korta Shipped without frame but with professional (board) passepoartout 30,5 x 38,5 cm. Photograph taken with large format analog camera 4x5 Linhof on B&W negative. Format of the photograph : 100x120 mm (paper size) 4'x5' contact print Format of the board (passepartout) 305x385mm No Frame!!!, frames is only for showing purposes) Year of creation 2013 Year of darkroom printig 2014 White border, no frame Shipped secure in stiff envelope. The Image Tel Aviv, Shimon Levi House also known as The Boat House; Architects: Shimon Hamadi Levi, Arieh Cohen. Photograph taken with large format analog camera 4x5 Linhof on B&W negative. Michal Korta, 2013 Artist Michal Korta is an award-winning portrait and documentary photographer who collaborates with the galleries, press, publishers, and agencies. Since 2006, he has worked on personal projects across Central Asia, the USA, Israel, Africa, and the Balkans. His work has been showcased in exhibitions internationally, including Italy, Israel, Poland, Spain, Germany, and the UK, and is part of numerous private and institutional collections. He is the author of three photo books, one of which, Balkan Playground, was nominated for the best photo books in Poland in 2018, The Book Beautiful Monster documents brutalist architecture in Skopje, Macedonia. Korta also lectures on photography in Poland and Switzerland. Blending portraits with landscapes shaped by human activity, Korta seeks to uncover deeper layers of reality. His projects often explore themes such as cultural, social, or gender identity, territorial boundaries, and the role of chance. Occasionally, he also creates art nude photographs, for which he has won numerous prizes. In 2016, Art Verseed recognized him as one of the five Eastern European photographers to know. www.kortastudio.com https://www.instagram.com/michal_korta/