A B O U T

PHOTOGRAPHIC ART FOR COMMERCIAL, RETAIL AND RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS

We collaborate with our clients to bring the depth and engagement of photographic art to their vision. From high drama, to an earthy realism, or the lightest touch of whimsy, we work with architects, interior designers and individuals to create spaces that evoke a specific
alchemy of emotion, and sustain it.

At times, our art needs to fall in line and support design features and themes, in other circumstances the art sets the mood and is supported by the design, in still other instances, art provides a pop of vibrant relief or a stunning focal point… the possibilities are without limits.

PARTNER WITH US AND EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES.

Production Information

GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS

— Each photograph in our Gallery is one of a limited edition run of 10, 20 or 50, and is numbered and signed.

— Standard print size — approximately 24” x 36” image area with a 1” white border for matting and framing. Additional sizes are available for select images.

— Photos are printed on natural white 100-year, archival photo paper. Printing on canvas, acrylic, aluminum, masonite and other substrates is available as well. Please contact us for details and pricing.

— Classic hardwood frames in black, white or natural wood tone come standard with each print. Custom options are available at an additional cost.

CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY

— Custom photography assignments are welcome and are handled on a per-project bases. Selects are proprietary to the customer and out-takes become part of our gallery for purchase.

— Large-format sizes — 36” x 48” to 48” x 72” and beyond are our specialty.

Please contact us with any questions or requests.

B I O G R A P H Y

Belgian-born, Karin (Van Steenlandt) Kuby, spent her childhood years hopping from Europe to The States and back. The chilly, salty shores of the North Sea, freshwater waves of the Great Lakes and vast plains of the Dakotas provided ample displays of the wonders of light and shadow playing on various surfaces. So, too, with the impact of local weather, resources and cultures. Most notable to her though were, and are, the effects of time. Impacts, both gradual and sudden, stark and subtle, often only evident in contrast to the other. These states in juxtaposition are on display in her photographs.

“I’ve been a treasure seeker all my life. I wanted to capture the elusive, fleeting, hidden, and overlooked. As a child my treasures ranged from butterflies, newts and salamanders, to sea glass, sand dollars and conch shells. Once I traded in my net and pail for a camera I never looked back. My shots are attempts at capturing unexpected miracles lasting just a fleeting moment in time. The joy is in being lucky enough to witness them, capture them and share them with others.”

— Karin Kuby