gabikick - i would suggest that you familiarise yourself with the forum, maybe introduce yourself and get to know people - THEN maybe you'll get some better responses - please don't bump this wanted thread anymore until you participate a little bit

Thank you

Maybe I should add that I am willing to sell at cost (price, shipping, paypal)

this unique and pretty baby is still for grabs...happy new year guys

New print available now.


www.aryz.es/store/skull

Hi. I have the aryz interludio print. Cheers Daniel

Beautiful print! and great price.
I ended up selling my two prints by Aryz on eBay.. there seem to be a big audience over there.

Hi, 
Selling my Aryz print, Horizontal Decomposition. 

Mint condition. 

Purchased from source. 

Edition of 75

Diptych size 142 x 51cm

Asking £250 + postage

Quick bump to see if this can find a home.

Interested in trades also btw

price, pictures, condition, storage, framing, provenance?

Jeez....at least say what print it is!

I can take it off nadz when you will find yours

110,5 x 74,5cm / edition of 100
...............
“As he announced via social media earlier this month, Aryz is currently carrying out an artistic residency in France. He is involved in several projects, which will be revealed throughout the year, but one in particular stands out, marking the beginning of this period: the launch of his first lithography.

For this project, Aryz dared to take on this work on stone at the Idem Paris printworks, an emblematic art press located in the Montparnasse district of Paris, built in 1881 by the printer Emile Dufré. In 1976 it passed into the hands of Fernand Mourlot and took the name Mourlot Printing, which has welcomed artists such as Matisse, Picasso, Braque, Giacometti and Calder, among other masters of 20th century painting. In 1997 it changed its name to Idem, and today it is an emblematic space that invites creation, a meeting point for the major artists of the French and international scene.

Both the work and the technique of lithography itself have special value, and are not the only things of note. The reason why Aryz has decided to use this process is because it is a challenge he always wanted to face. It is a technique that merits a lot of respect since it was used in the second half of the 19th century and the first decades of the 20th century for poster printing, a source of inspiration for Aryz. 

According to the artist, there are many processes that are labeled lithography today but should not be considered as such because often the technique involves a photographic process, rather than printing using stone. The vast majority of so-called lithographs are really offset prints. He considers that the essence and the value of the process is precisely the drawing on stone, and that although it is a technique for which very high prices are normally paid, it was very important that the price be reasonable as it is his first work using this printing method."

Available from Walter Editions - www.waltereditions.com/shop/aryz-antagonisme/

http://instagr.am/p/By8GduKIffw

It seems like that is all too common these days unfortunately isn't it. 

I like it too, but it's certainly not cheap. And as it's fairly huge I suppose it would be pricey to frame. Not something that I have room for unfortunately. 

I'm not sure if this link will work, or how else to share it, but there are currently some interesting videos of the process on his Instagram. I believe these videos will disappear in a few hours, but for now it's an interesting glimpse - www.instagram.com/stories/mr_aryz/?hl=en

I don't really have any insight on how prices are set, so I'm not sure if the printworks who worked on it, or the process used to create it, have any bearing on the cost.