Alfa Romeo Giulia 1600 Signed & Limited Art photography
Hundreds of photos were put together to create an artistic vision of this iconic car. Photographic creation "Alfa Romeo Giulia 1600 I", limited edition, numbered and signed by the artist.
A worthy replacement for the Alfa Romeo Giulietta, the Giuila marked its era. Equipped with a 1.6-litre engine developing 75 kW, it had a top speed of 170 km/h, a real feat for the early 1960s. This made it one of the fastest and safest cars in the automotive world until the end of the 1970s.
The artist Amaury Soares delivers a captivating work of art of the Giulia 1600, through this vision where one does not know anymore which of the car or the spectator contemplates the other.
This artwork is offered in less than 30 copies, all editions combined, each signed and numbered by the artist, thus guaranteeing its status as a work of art on the art market.
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Signed & Limited Large format art photography on Plexiglas Glass
- 230 x 120 cm | Limited to 1 Artist Edition
- 200 x 100 cm | Limited to 2 Copies
- 180 x 90 cm or 160 x 80 cm| Limited to 5 Copies
- 140 x 70 cm or 120 x 60 cm | Limited to 8 Copies
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Photography with certificate of authenticity
High-Quality Finishings
The Diasec Method
Invented in 1969, the Diasec® is printing patented method highlighting photos and procuring an unparalleled conservation.
Photos are printing on Fujifilm paper and then placed between two acrylic glass plates of 3mm thick. The bond between photo and glass is realised thanks to a chemical reaction between two liquids components.
This method ensures a contemporary and luxurious look to your work of art.
Amaury Soares closely works with one of the few licensed photo labs of Europe.
The printing under Diasec is recognized by museums, art galleries and world art collectors.
The Diasec Quality
An ultra-bright and transparent glass visual effect on each side of the work of art thanks to hand polished edges. The Light is intensely reflected and details are deeply spotlighted thanks to a highest colour contrast.
Furthermore, the bond of the photo to the Plexiglas without glue fully preserves the work of art of traces of glue, dirt and air bubbles.
Lastly, the M1 class Plexiglas used for the Diasec method protects your work of art at 99.7% from UV rays. This way, photo will not fade and it will exceptionally preserved colours during more than 100 years.
The Diasec Finish
After the Diasec edition of the work of art, a rectangular extruded aluminium chassis is fixed on its back. This structure rigidifies the work of art and offers you a simple and secure way to hang it.
This supporting structure also confers an exceptional spotlight to your work of art, thanks to a three-dimensional effect and the feeling that the work of art is removed from the wall.
Each step of the Diasec method is carried out by artisanal process, with a particular care for the finishes.
The work of art shows all it erstwhile, thanks to a highlight without no other similar of Amaury Soares’s art photo car !
About the artist photographer
Composed with hundreds of photos, his artworks assemblies about symbolic cars put forward the history and all the peculiarities which characterize these models. Amaury Soares does not present us a simple automobile photography but the idea that we are made of these cars, all that inspires us, as a picture that we would take in our spirit.
«The idea is to recreate a mental vision of a car. When we evoke a model of car, there is not a single image which comes to the spirit, there is a stream of images which comes into the head. I freeze this mental process in a single picture, as the result we have a photography which goes out directly of our imagination.»
The artworks of Amaury Soares on the theme of the automobile were revealed for the first time in 2016 during the autoshow Retromobile in Paris.
His work is exhibited in different art galleries across Europe, but some of his pieces are also part to many European and international art collections (in France Belgium, Luxembourg, Holland Switzerland Portugal Brazil USA …). His last exhibition was in Singapore.
