Artwork description:

I visited this Slovakian synagogue (in Vrbové) with Geppe Monrós in 2010 during the ‘Abandoned?’ journey. On this journey Geppe and I travelled 39000 km in a camper van through 24 European countries investigating and documenting abandoned places.
The synagogue was abandoned after World War II when the town's Jewish population was either killed or left town. Since WWII the synagogue has had several changes of ownership the most recent being a Jewish businessman who was given 3 years to renovate it. If this renovation was not completed then it would be returned to the town's council. His time was up in the winter of 2009 and he had done nothing so it now belongs to the town once again.
The design is printed with Epson UltraChrome Pro pigment inks, for longevity on Hahnemühle Photo Matt Fibre 200 gsm fine art paper.
There is a white border for easy handling.
It is signed and numbered on the back as well as coming with a certificate of authenticity. It is protected and bubble wrapped before being rolled in a cardboard postage tube.
Other sizes are available:
90 x 60cm • 255€ • edition size: 5
75 x 50cm • 180€ • edition size: 15
40 x 60cm • 145€ • edition size: 20
45 x 30cm • 75€ • edition size: 25
Please get in touch if you’d like a quote to have it mounted on forex or Dibond aluminium composite and ready to hang on delivery.

Materials used:

Epson UltraChrome Pro pigment inks on Hahnemühle Photo Matt Fibre 200 gsm fine art paper.

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