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No man’s land - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s commercial hub, is one of the world’s fastest-growing cities, with a population of 10 million people. Despite its rapid urbanisation, the city still retains vast plots of swampy undeveloped land and agricultural fields in the midst of its urban sprawl. This unusual juxtaposition provides a unique contrast to the congested streets and cyberpunk-esque high-rise buildings that characterise much of the city today.

Limited Edition of 12 Archival Pigment Prints + 3 Artist's proofs (120 x 80cm/47" x 31.5")
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*Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Paper (308g/m²) one of the most robust papers from Hahnemühle, made of 100% cotton and has a soft, fine texture. This luxurious gallery standard paper has a matte surface.
*Premium pigment print technology ensures the very finest tonality, even the minutest details are visible and details appear much clearer than with traditional prints.
*100-year luminosity; colours of this Hahnemühle Fine Art Premium print will look just as good as the original, even after 100 years.
*Printed with a white border for easy framing and shipped in a hard tube protected with bubble wrap and acid free paper.

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Framed and Aluminium Dibond mounting is also available. Contact the artist for more details.

Materials used:

Hahnemühle Photo Rag Paper (308g/m²)

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No man’s land - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s commercial hub, is one of the world’s fastest-growing cities, with a population of 10 million people. Despite its rapid urbanisation, the city still retains vast plots of swampy undeveloped land and agricultural fields in the midst of its urban sprawl. This unusual juxtaposition provides a unique contrast to the congested streets and cyberpunk-esque high-rise buildings that characterise much of the city today.

Limited Edition of 12 Archival Pigment Prints + 3 Artist's proofs (120 x 80cm/47" x 31.5")
*Signed Certificate of Authenticity with Edition Number.
*Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Paper (308g/m²) one of the most robust papers from Hahnemühle, made of 100% cotton and has a soft, fine texture. This luxurious gallery standard paper has a matte surface.
*Premium pigment print technology ensures the very finest tonality, even the minutest details are visible and details appear much clearer than with traditional prints.
*100-year luminosity; colours of this Hahnemühle Fine Art Premium print will look just as good as the original, even after 100 years.
*Printed with a white border for easy framing and shipped in a hard tube protected with bubble wrap and acid free paper.

This artwork is also available as:
150 x 100cm (Limited Edition of 10 + 2APs)
120 x 80cm (Limited Edition of 12 + 3APs)
90 x 60cm (Limited Edition of 25)
60 x 40cm (Limited Edition of 25)

Framed and Aluminium Dibond mounting is also available. Contact the artist for more details.

Materials used:

Hahnemühle Photo Rag Paper (308g/m²)

Tags:
#abstract #dark #moody #surreal #photography #fine art #road #vietnam #art #skyline #weather #storm #minimalism #rain #skyscraper 
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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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