Inlen Fine Art Gallery Photo Print Vietnam Object and Still-Life

Sale art photo Ref. 1459
Honda Muybridge 360

by photographer

$150.00 – $350.00

Pricing varies upon the size and number of copies
A2 (42 x 59cm): $350 - Limited edition to 20
A3 (30 x 42cm): $150 - Limited edition to 100

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Edward Muybridge was an English-American photographer in the end of 19th century for his studies using photographic technics to decompose motion. He proves that a running horse has in a short time all his feet off the ground, but not as usually described.

Nowadays, the same technique is used for viewing of a product on webpage. For a catalogue done for all existing Honda sold on the Vietnamese market,  36 pictures in a 360 degres are taken for each motobike.

Photography is yet most used for products, where reproducibility and series are essential to advertise an hyper numerous objects manufactured for consumption.

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Why this print is an artwork for the collectors

  • It is signed by the artist
  • It is printed in limited editions. Number of editions is depending upon the format
  • We use the best ink and fine art papers (Canson, Ilford, Hahnemuhle) for a lifetime quality
  • You will receive a certificate of authenticity

Art photo frame formats

  • Format A3 (30x42cm)
    if the artwork is square, it will be 30cm large

  • Format A2 (42x59cm)
    if the artwork is square, it will be 42cm large

  • Others formats : bigger formats up to 1 meter are available. Please send us a request

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Related Series in the Art Space / Album – 360° Muybridge Motion

You can see this artwork in the whole context of its series. You also can order the following photos which are at a similar price

Photography is about questioning of what reality is and what is captured by the camera.
It is nowadays stimulated by the concept of « hyper-reality » defined by J. Beaudrillard.
It is the inability of consciousness to distinguish reality from a simulation of reality.
This is particularly relevant nowadays where people accept created environments as primarily models, when they are actually all fake.

The psychological consequence of motion through the hyper-real world is, expressed by the 360° serial photography of Honda models sold on the Vietnamese market in 2014.