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| Year of creation | 2023 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 90 W × 60 H × 0.5 D cm |
| Type of art | photography |
| Style | color |
| Genre | portrait |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
Description of the Artwork “Minimal dibond”
You can choose between several formats on Dibond or Fineart paper. the 40 x 60 cm Photograph mounted on Dibond with protective lamina for 899 euros 60 x 90 cm Photograph mounted on Dibond with protective laminate, priced at 999 euros 120 x 80 cm Photo mounted on dibond with protective laminate at a price of 1100 euros I can also produce prints on 310-gram Museum Heritage Matte Fine Art Paper with a 1 cm white border, perfect for framing under a passe-partout. Fine art prints 40 x 60cm for 650 euros Fine art print 60 x 90cm at a price of 750 euros
Artwork in the interior
Cédric Brion, Belgium
Biography. My name is Cédric Brion. I was born in 1978 in Belgium, in the suburbs of Mons, where I currently live. As I have always been interested in the plastic arts, I started to develop my taste for photography at the age of 18. My first tool was a silver camera, which I developed in the darkness of my room. After several years of research and experience, I was able to approach the world of professional photography, thanks to various competitions and work done for the business world... Motivation and vision. My fascination with creating portraits in a dark, even noir, atmosphere comes from my early child-hood, because since I was a child I have always been fascinated by fantastic and dark worlds, I try to create portraits that transport the viewer into another universe. I like to see my portraits as windows to imaginary worlds. From the darkness of the soul, a clarity can emerge that overwhelms me. Light that is too bright often dazzles, darkness magnifies it. I like to capture these contrasts in my portraits, and ancient civilizations have always been one of my sources of inspiration. I want my portraits to appeal to people, so that they can see themselves in them and recognize themselves.