Hibiscus - José María Lamo de Espinosa
These two photographs are sold separately or together.
🔸 Dimensions : 100 x 70 cm (framed in black wood with a 4.5 x 5 cm profile)
🔸 Printing : Hahnemühle Fin Art Baryta papers 320 gr
🔸 Price of each : €3,500
🔸 Total price : €5,000
🔸 Signed Certificates of Authenticity - Unique pieces signed on the back.
In this exclusive series, the artist captures the timeless beauty of hibiscus in a striking monochrome.
The photograph of Open Hibiscus reveals the delicacy of the petals, beautifully contrasted by the deep shadows of the surrounding foliage. Every detail of the flower, from the grain of its petals to the texture of its leaves, is rendered with exquisite precision, evoking both the fragility and strength of nature.
In Hibiscus Fermée , the artist explores another facet of this majestic flower, capturing an intimate moment when nature withdraws into itself. The flower, still in bud, is surrounded by a play of light and shadow that accentuates its delicate shapes and the velvety texture of its petals.
This black and white photograph highlights the complexity and richness of the floral motif, while evoking a sense of mystery and anticipation. Every detail, from the subtle veining of the surrounding leaves to the gentle curve of the unopened petals, invites the viewer to contemplate the silent beauty of a suspended moment.
Hibiscus is more than just a photograph; it is a visual meditation on the potential and reserve of nature, ready to burst into full bloom. Through this piece, the artist offers a unique work that, due to its rarity and imposing format, will find its place in any interior, instilling an atmosphere of calm and contemplation.
These two works are a celebration of simplicity and floral elegance. Ideal for bringing a sophisticated touch of nature to a modern space, these black and white photographs transform a simple moment of beauty into a timeless artistic statement.
With their imposing dimensions of 100 x 70 cm, these pieces become a captivating focal point in any room, offering its owner a rare and precious work of art.
