Frank Machalowski - Frauenkirche, Dresden - framed photograph

This is a photograph from the series 'multiexpo' by Frank Machalowski. Limited edition of 10 prints, hand signed and numbered. Hand signed and numbered below the printed area in front of the image. On the back there is an artist stamp with title, year and edition. The image were printed on Hahnemühle William Turner paper (310 g/m²) with pigment. Limited Edition 1/10 + 2AP's Year of Print: 2024 Year of photograph: 2016 Papersize: 43cm x 32cm Imagesize: 40cm x 27cm Frame: black wooden and glass 50cm x 35cm Condition: NEW Pictures from this series has won multiple awards in the last years (for example a silver medal in the renowned 'International Print Exhibition' from The Royal Photographic Society in UK - 2015, Gomma Grant Shortlist 2016 and 3 first places) and were international exhibited. The series 'tierwald' have been published internationally in different photographic magazines (for example a double page at PHOTONEWS 4/2018 and 8 pages in WOTH Art Magazine No 18 - 2021). No AI was used to create this image. About the series: In his series multiexpo, Frank Machalowski explores the boundaries between reality and perception. Through analog multiple exposures on film, he creates photographs that transform familiar landmarks into dreamlike, almost otherworldly visions. The images resemble overlapping memories—fragments of space, time, and emotion condensed into delicate layers of light and movement. The structures of cities, the clarity of architecture, and the subtle rhythm of human presence merge into a poetic whole that suggests more than it reveals. Machalowski’s analog process gives the series a rare authenticity: each overlap occurs directly in the moment of exposure, without any digital manipulation. As a result, the photographs possess a tactile, almost organic quality. They appear as visual diary entries—images of places not only seen but truly experienced. multiexpo becomes a journey through memory and identity, a tribute to the layered complexity of urban spaces and to the constant interplay between focus and blur, presence and the passage of time.

Estimate:£334.82

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