Sara Zanini - Between Fire and Sea

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拥有十余年艺术经验,专长于战后摄影和当代艺术。

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Sara Zanini,《Between Fire and Sea》(2026),数字印刷,尺寸50 × 40 cm,版本5/10,未装裱,状态优秀,署名:未签名,由艺术家直售,随信附电子邮件提供的真伪证书。

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Artwork details -

Artist: Sara Zanini
Title: Between Fire and Sea
Location: Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
Year: 2026
Medium: Fine Art Photography
Technique: Aerial drone photography
Subject: Volcanic coastline, black sand beach, Atlantic Ocean
Style: Minimalist aerial landscape, fine art travel photography
Edition: Limited edition 5/10
Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
Paper weight: 189 g/m²
Certificate of Authenticity: Included via email

"Between Fire and Sea" is a fine art aerial photograph taken in Lanzarote, Canary Islands. The image shows a volcanic black sand coastline meeting the Atlantic Ocean, with a small white boat placed near the shore. The contrast between the dark volcanic landscape, the blue sea and the warm copper tones creates a powerful and almost abstract composition.

This work belongs to Sara Zanini’s aerial landscape photography series, focused on natural patterns, remote places and the dialogue between human presence and wild environments.

A striking aerial view of Lanzarote’s volcanic coastline, where black lava sand, copper-colored earth and the Atlantic Ocean meet in a dramatic natural composition.

The photograph combines abstraction and landscape photography: from above, the shoreline becomes a graphic line dividing two worlds, fire and water, earth and sea, silence and movement. A small white boat, placed near the center of the image, adds a poetic human presence and gives scale to the vast volcanic scenery.

Shipping -
The artwork will be shipped with professional packaging to ensure maximum protection during transport. The print will be shipped unframed and carefully protected in a rigid shipping tube.

Artwork details -

Artist: Sara Zanini
Title: Between Fire and Sea
Location: Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
Year: 2026
Medium: Fine Art Photography
Technique: Aerial drone photography
Subject: Volcanic coastline, black sand beach, Atlantic Ocean
Style: Minimalist aerial landscape, fine art travel photography
Edition: Limited edition 5/10
Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
Paper weight: 189 g/m²
Certificate of Authenticity: Included via email

"Between Fire and Sea" is a fine art aerial photograph taken in Lanzarote, Canary Islands. The image shows a volcanic black sand coastline meeting the Atlantic Ocean, with a small white boat placed near the shore. The contrast between the dark volcanic landscape, the blue sea and the warm copper tones creates a powerful and almost abstract composition.

This work belongs to Sara Zanini’s aerial landscape photography series, focused on natural patterns, remote places and the dialogue between human presence and wild environments.

A striking aerial view of Lanzarote’s volcanic coastline, where black lava sand, copper-colored earth and the Atlantic Ocean meet in a dramatic natural composition.

The photograph combines abstraction and landscape photography: from above, the shoreline becomes a graphic line dividing two worlds, fire and water, earth and sea, silence and movement. A small white boat, placed near the center of the image, adds a poetic human presence and gives scale to the vast volcanic scenery.

Shipping -
The artwork will be shipped with professional packaging to ensure maximum protection during transport. The print will be shipped unframed and carefully protected in a rigid shipping tube.

详细资料

确切的年份
2026
艺术家
Sara Zanini
出售者
直接来自艺术家
作品名称
Between Fire and Sea
状态
Excellent
技术
数位印刷
高度
50 cm
版本
5/10
宽度
40 cm
签名
未签名
类别
自然
意大利经验证
31
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