THE NEW PHOTOGRAPHY OF ART ON LEPHOTOART.COM

The photos of Maurizio Paolo Grassi made with a surprising manual printing process.

The new LEphotoart.com site, the Limited Edition photography art, dedicated to the diffusion of art galleries and art collectors by Maurizio Paolo Grassi with a new and exclusive manual printing process he developed on the principle of an old photographic technique.
This gives the images a depth of tone and a permanence over time, the limit of which is only that of the durability of pure cotton paper used as a support for the works.

As Maurizio Paolo Grassi points out, the new printing system allows for complete control by the artist:
"From the earliest photographic printing experience I have found, as silver paper does not allow total manual intervention to get art prints.

Based on a technique invented in the 1920's, after a nine-month experiment, I then developed a new and unique printing process called resin pigment type that allows total artistic control.

This method consists of a photographic print in which the latent image becomes visible by treating the surface with a natural pigment distributed with a brush. This way you can lighten the shadows and strengthen the whites until they get the desired effect.
The result is surprising as photography gains trimensionality by virtue of the pigment deposit that adheres to gelatin. "

The site www.lephotoart.com contains a biographical summary of the artist who has been active since the late 1970s, of the technique used and of the favorite themes including industrial archaeology and architecture.
Given the particular "materiality" of the prints, the complete visual effect is appreciated only in the direct view of the original to be performed at an art gallery (art galleries interested in a representation can contact the artist directly).

Lephotoart.com, or Limited Edition Photography Art, aims at enhancing and disseminating works by Maurizio Paolo Grassi, an artist from the mid-1970s of the art galleries and collectors of art. Twentieth century.

Almost all of the works realized and under construction are produced in photographic print and diffused in exclusive edition limited to some specimens (from a minimum of 9 to a maximum of 20 copies). The individual copies are always original, but the shades of the photographs are the only fruit of the artist’s manual action.

LEphotoart.com
Piazza G. Matteotti 4
54033 Carrara MS
Italy

Contacts:
Web: www.lephotoart.com
Mail: info@lephotoart.com
Phone: +39 0585 027081

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