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Tembo na Mti wa Mwavuli presents a study of scale and continuity.
The solitary acacia anchors the composition, while the elephants move through the frame with measured inevitability, creating a dialogue between permanence and passage.
Rendered in black and white, the image shifts focus from landscape to structure.
The land becomes a plane of rhythm and repetition, and the figures read as elemental forms rather than narrative subjects. Space is expansive but controlled, allowing strength to emerge through restraint rather than dominance.
Specifications
Museum-grade archival pigment print
Printed on Hahnemuhle fine art paper
Framed with a minimal architectural profile
Museum-grade glazing
Edition of 15
Signed and numbered
Certificate of Authenticity included
Production time: 3–4 weeks
Frame Options
Each work is presented in a minimal, museum-style shadow frame, designed to keep the photograph as the focal point. The print is float-mounted with a crisp white archival border, creating subtle depth and clean separation between image and frame. Finished with museum glass for clarity and protection, the overall presentation is refined, architectural, and timeless.
Matte Black Frame: A slim, contemporary profile in matte black with sharp, clean edges—quiet, graphic, and gallery-forward.
Walnut Frame: A solid walnut profile with a natural satin finish that highlights the wood grain—warm, elevated, and ideal for spaces that pair modern architecture with organic materials.
Tembo na Mti wa Mwavuli presents a study of scale and continuity.
The solitary acacia anchors the composition, while the elephants move through the frame with measured inevitability, creating a dialogue between permanence and passage.
Rendered in black and white, the image shifts focus from landscape to structure.
The land becomes a plane of rhythm and repetition, and the figures read as elemental forms rather than narrative subjects. Space is expansive but controlled, allowing strength to emerge through restraint rather than dominance.
Specifications
Museum-grade archival pigment print
Printed on Hahnemuhle fine art paper
Framed with a minimal architectural profile
Museum-grade glazing
Edition of 15
Signed and numbered
Certificate of Authenticity included
Production time: 3–4 weeks
Frame Options
Each work is presented in a minimal, museum-style shadow frame, designed to keep the photograph as the focal point. The print is float-mounted with a crisp white archival border, creating subtle depth and clean separation between image and frame. Finished with museum glass for clarity and protection, the overall presentation is refined, architectural, and timeless.
Matte Black Frame: A slim, contemporary profile in matte black with sharp, clean edges—quiet, graphic, and gallery-forward.
Walnut Frame: A solid walnut profile with a natural satin finish that highlights the wood grain—warm, elevated, and ideal for spaces that pair modern architecture with organic materials.