Silver Gelatin photographic art piece created by Finnish photo artist Mikael Siirilä. Mikael uses overexposure, high-acuity development and pure blue light to accentuate film grain and create a graphic look. His dominant black elements and negative space reduce subjects to their essence and lean towards abstraction. The warm golden-ivory toning with tea tannins helps the images feel familiar and accessible.

Each print is stamped, numbered and signed on the back. Prints are shipped flat between strong foam boards. Contact for framing and special requests.

15x22 cm

Edition of 25 pieces.

Wall and mirror - Original

By Mikael Siirilä

Each print is stamped, numbered and signed on the back. Prints are shipped flat between strong foam boards. Contact for framing and special requests.

15x22 cm

Edition of 25 pieces.

Artist

Mikael Siirilä (FI)

Born in Helsinki in 1978, Mikael Siirilä approaches photography as a slow-paced and reflective practice. He collects observations from his life and works in the darkroom to give them meaning. His visual style can be recognised by the pronounced film grain, dominating black elements and image edges as a source of mystery and meaning. The majority of his works observe themes such as outsider hood, absence and presence. Mikael Siirilä works exclusively with black & white film and the silver gelatin process. The darkroom allows him to approach the photograph as a handmade object.

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