Question 1

What is fine art photography?

Accepted Answer

Fine art photography is created to express an artistic vision, not to document an event. Works are editioned, printed with archival materials, and collected like other fine art.

Question 2

How is this different from commercial or decorative prints?

Accepted Answer

Fine art prints follow curatorial standards (editioning, provenance, COA, archival papers/inks) and are intended for long-term collection and exhibition.

Question 3

Are the works limited editions or unique?

Accepted Answer

My catalogue focuses on unique pieces (1/1) unless otherwise stated on each artwork page. Each piece indicates edition, materials and year.

Question 4

Do prints include a Certificate of Authenticity (COA)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every acquired work is accompanied by a numbered COA and provenance details.

Question 5

What materials and process do you use?

Accepted Answer

Archival pigment prints (e.g., Hahnemühle Photo Rag) produced to museum standards. Processes may include long exposure and controlled light movement.

Question 6

Is museum-grade framing available?

Accepted Answer

Yes—on request. We specify glazing, mounting and conservation standards suitable for loans and exhibitions.

Question 7

Do you ship internationally, insured?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Works ship in gallery-approved packaging/crates with insurance. Customs documentation provided when applicable.

Question 8

Can curators request loans or preview files?

Accepted Answer

Certainly. Loan conditions, installation notes and preview assets are available upon request.

Question 9

Do you accept commissions or site-specific works?

Accepted Answer

Limited commissions are reviewed case-by-case, considering concept, site and conservation requirements.

Question 10

How do I verify authenticity and provenance?

Accepted Answer

Match the COA number, invoice, and the internal provenance record referenced on the acquisition documents.

Question 11

Wat is fine art fotografie?

Accepted Answer

Kunstfotografie met een autonome artistieke visie—geëditioneerd, op archiefmaterialen geprint en bedoeld voor collectie en tentoonstelling.

Question 12

Zijn de werken gelimiteerd of uniek?

Accepted Answer

De focus ligt op unieke werken (1/1), tenzij anders vermeld op de kunstwerkpagina.

Question 13

Ontvang ik een Certificaat van Echtheid (COA)?

Accepted Answer

Ja. Elk werk gaat vergezeld van een genummerd COA en provenance-informatie.

Question 14

Welke materialen gebruikt u?

Accepted Answer

Archival pigment prints (o.a. Hahnemühle Photo Rag) volgens museale normen.

Question 15

Levert u internationaal (verzekerd)?

Accepted Answer

Ja. Verzendopties met verzekering en geschikte verpakking/kisten voor galerie-standaard.

Question 16

Bezorgt u inlijsting op museum-niveau?

Accepted Answer

Op aanvraag—met specificaties voor conservering en presentatie.

Question 17

Doet u het volledige creatieve en printproces zelf?

Accepted Answer

Ja. Van conceptontwikkeling en studioregistratie tot doka-werk en digitale print, ik produceer de werken in mijn eigen lab in Eindhoven. Dit waarborgt kalibratieconsistentie, editiesturing en archiefkwaliteit in zowel analoge als digitale workflows.

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