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Colourful bundles of incense drying in the sun, the day before the start of Têt (Lunar New Year). This village in Vietnam has been making incense sticks for more than a century.
This photograph shows the last stage of incense-making; after each individual stick is dipped several times in an aromatic pink paste, it is then tied into bundles (or bouquets) before it's left to dry in the sun for a few days.
Shot with a large aperture lens which creates a soft bokeh towards the edges of the image giving the impression that the incense field is infinite.
Vietnam, 2023

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Limited Edition of 10 Archival Pigment Prints + 2 Artist's Proofs.
*Signed Certificate of Authenticity with Edition Number.
*Printed on Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl paper (285 g/m²) with a special coating to ensure a classy, pearly shine. This luxurious gallery standard paper's intense whiteness displays impressive contrasts and pictorial depth.
*Very water and humidity resistant.
*100-year luminosity.
*Printed with a white border for easy framing and shipped in a hard tube protected with bubble wrap and acid-free paper.
*Can be framed or mounted under acrylic glass upon request. Contact the artist for more details.

This Artwork is available as:
(XL) 140 x 100cm (Limited Edition of 10 + 2AP's)
(L) 112 x 80cm (Limited Edition of 12 + 3AP's)
(M) 91x 65cm (Limited Edition of 25)
(S) 63x 45cm (Limited Edition of 25)

Materials used:

Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl paper (285 g/m²)

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Incense Sticks No.3 XL (2023) Photograph
by Serge Horta

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  • Photograph on Paper
  • From a limited edition of 10
  • Size: 102 x 142 x 0.5cm / 100 x 140cm (actual image size)
  • Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
  • Style: Organic
  • Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Colourful bundles of incense drying in the sun, the day before the start of Têt (Lunar New Year). This village in Vietnam has been making incense sticks for more than a century.
This photograph shows the last stage of incense-making; after each individual stick is dipped several times in an aromatic pink paste, it is then tied into bundles (or bouquets) before it's left to dry in the sun for a few days.
Shot with a large aperture lens which creates a soft bokeh towards the edges of the image giving the impression that the incense field is infinite.
Vietnam, 2023

*FREE SHIPPING TO THE US, UK and EU*

Limited Edition of 10 Archival Pigment Prints + 2 Artist's Proofs.
*Signed Certificate of Authenticity with Edition Number.
*Printed on Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl paper (285 g/m²) with a special coating to ensure a classy, pearly shine. This luxurious gallery standard paper's intense whiteness displays impressive contrasts and pictorial depth.
*Very water and humidity resistant.
*100-year luminosity.
*Printed with a white border for easy framing and shipped in a hard tube protected with bubble wrap and acid-free paper.
*Can be framed or mounted under acrylic glass upon request. Contact the artist for more details.

This Artwork is available as:
(XL) 140 x 100cm (Limited Edition of 10 + 2AP's)
(L) 112 x 80cm (Limited Edition of 12 + 3AP's)
(M) 91x 65cm (Limited Edition of 25)
(S) 63x 45cm (Limited Edition of 25)

Materials used:

Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl paper (285 g/m²)

Tags:
#abstract #flowers #red #bright #colourful #pink #pattern #photography #modern #colorful #large #colour #print #geometric #interior design 
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Serge Horta is a documentary photographer based in Vietnam. He recently relocated to Ho Chi Minh after spending nearly two decades capturing the raw essence of life in Hong Kong.... Read more

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