I support the entire process from digital image to finished print. From motif selection to color management and paper selection to final printing, I take care of every detail. The printing is done directly by me — on a modern 12-ink pigment printer, with full control over the result and quality.
This is not about standard solutions, but about conscious decisions. Surface, feel, depth and appearance are used specifically to do justice to the image and develop its effect in space.
My aim is to translate photographs into a physical form that lasts. Prints that make quality visible and noticeable — reduced, precise and with respect for the image and its content.
An image changes as soon as it leaves the digital space. As a fine art print, photography becomes tangible, physical, present. It is precisely this moment that we pay particular attention to.
Not for nostalgic reasons, but out of conviction: paper, surface and print quality give an image a new dimension. They turn a picture into an object — something that lasts.
A fine art print is viewed differently than an image on the screen. It requires time, distance and attention. Light, structure and material influence perception as well as the subject itself.
This decelerated form of viewing creates space for depth and concentration. The image emerges from the stream of digital stimuli and asserts its own presence.
For us, fine art print does not simply mean “high-quality printing.” It is the consistent continuation of our photographic approach.
From the selection of motifs to image processing to paper, printing processes and finishing, we make every decision consciously. Quality is not created by individual parameters, but by the interplay of all elements.
For us, the work doesn't end with the finished picture. It continues in the choice of materials, printing partners and production methods.
We work with selected partners who share our standards of craftsmanship, sustainability and precision. The result is fine art prints that are not only visually convincing, but also reflect our philosophy in their creation and materiality.
