Last of the Summer Dahlias
Last of the Summer Dahlias is a celebration of the last hooray of the Summer garden. From the series The Night is Young, the series is inspired by Dutch Masters floral portraits and fused with early surrealist light painting. The photograph captures the beauty of the last gasp of the Summer, before the Winter takes hold.
This is an open edition print and is available in two printing options Fine Art Print and Canvas Print.
Fine Art Prints are printed on archival Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308gsm. It is a heavy weight 100% cotton rag with a natural tone and felt-like texture. It is one of the most widely used archival cotton rags in the world.
The Fine Art Prints come with the of option of unframed prints and framed print. Framing is a Box Frame which is a modern profile frame molding - perfect for a contemporary look. It is 20mm wide x 30mm high and is available in three colours oak, white and black.
All glass is standard glass. We can provide quotes for glass upgrades, email us at hello@assembleandcurate.co.nz.
Canvas Prints are printed on Breathing Colour Lyve Matte Canvas which is a certified archival canvas. It is made from a blend of cotton and polyester and provides archival rating and natural white tone, while polyester adds the right amount of hardiness and stretchability.
Canvas Prints are sold only with a float frame. The molding is a modern contemporary profile that is 10mm wide and 30mm deep. It is available in three colours oak, white and black.
As your artwork is handmade to order please allow 5-7 day production time, increasing to 10-20 days from 1 November due to the peak production Christmas season. Your artwork will then be sent to you via courier, please allow appropriate shipping times.
Collection is available from Ponsonby, Auckland.
The Night is Young series is an exploration of light painting and floral portraiture. The series inspired by Dutch Masters floral paintings fused with early surrealist light painting.
"Each stroke of the torch has it’s own unique pattern on the light and is a some what magical experience seeing what comes out of the camera. It reminds the artist of art school days developing film in the dark room, seeing the image revealed in the back of the camera in the dark" says Emma.
The series is an reminder that we must remember that there is always, light in the dark as the flowers emerge from the darkness.
