Black and white fine art prints.
Signed A3 archival editions by Andreash — in the visual lineage of Daido Moriyama, Robert Frank, Anton Corbijn, Hiroshi Sugimoto and Michael Kenna. Photography, montage, layering and digital art collapsed into one monochrome frame.
Why black and white still leads the market
The most durable photographic acquisitions of the last fifty years — from Robert Frank's The Americans to Sugimoto's Seascapes, from Moriyama's Shinjuku work to Kenna's long-exposure Hokkaido series — share one language. Black and white removes decoration. What remains is composition, tonality, and the discipline of the print itself.
The Andreash editions
Each work is produced as an A3 archival pigment print on 300 g/m² cotton paper, signed and numbered from a private register, and released in editions of one to five. The making process layers original photography with hand-cut montage and digital reworking — a method closer to Wolfgang Tillmans's hybrid darkroom practice than to straight reportage.
Reference frame
- Daido Moriyama — high-contrast grain, urban collapse.
- Robert Frank — the documentary frame as personal essay.
- Anton Corbijn — cinematic monochrome portraiture.
- Hiroshi Sugimoto — long exposure as meditation.
- Michael Kenna — minimal landscape, absolute craft.
- Wolfgang Tillmans — hybrid practice across mediums.
How to acquire
Every listed edition is available for immediate acquisition through the secure Shopify checkout on the index. Worldwide UPS delivery in a rigid tube. Provenance ships with the print — signed, numbered, registered.