Fine Art Gallery Museum Quality Prints | Architecture (33 images)

Architecture. Timeless, Romantic, Intimate Metropolitan Cities of Glass. City of lights, a million places, a million faces.

FINE ART EDITIONED PRINTS

Archival Limited Edition Gallery Museum quality Fine Art prints individually numbered. Due to the Aspect Ratio of the image, final print size will vary.

Edition pricing is subject to change. As the Edition decreases, the price goes up. For Edition size, please email.

Substrates:

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Architecture. Timeless, Romantic, Intimate Metropolitan Cities of Glass. City of lights, a million places, a million faces.

FINE ART EDITIONED PRINTS

Archival Limited Edition Gallery Museum quality Fine Art prints individually numbered. Due to the Aspect Ratio of the image, final print size will vary.

Edition pricing is subject to change. As the Edition decreases, the price goes up. For Edition size, please email.

Substrates:

Archival Dye Sublimation High White Gloss Metallic Aluminum print (select Art from the pull down menu choices).

Metallic
Matte Paper
Fine Art Giclée
Watercolor
Fine Art Giclée Canvas Gallery Wrap.

Smooth Fine Art Paper, amazing detail and tones. Bright white, matte finish, luxuriously smooth surface, extremely crisp, exceptional tones and contrast.

Signed Certificate of Authenticity provided.

Amyn Nasser's Voyeur Nocturne is a photographic celebration of Vancouver better known as the "city of glass." With its high population density relative to most other North American cities, urban planning in Vancouver is characterized by high-rise residential and mixed-use development in the city centre as an alternative to sprawl. Glass condominium towers dominate the skyline and have been credited in contributing to the city's high rankings in livability. Amyn Nasser has effectively captured this 'feel' unique to and defining of Vancouver where each layer symbolizes the excitement and vibrancy of inner city life. If windows are the eyes to the soul, can the same be said for the soul of a city?
The Voyeur Nocturne series resulted from a 10 month long project taking the photographer to different viewpoints across the city; many of the most spectacular shots are a product of careful planning and consideration. Reflections present both opportunity and challenge; windows aglow invite the viewer in. As evening comes and the lights go on, a routine scene quickly becomes something with character and mood.
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