Getting out of the Pool – 17″ x 22″ Fine Art Photography Print – Fire Island
By purchasing from LightPaper, you help art grow. The composition subtly emphasizes the human form, creating a powerful contrast between the water’s cool tones and the warm, natural hues of the body.
Fine Art Photography Print – Dylan in the Living Room – Fire Island
About the item «Dylan in the Living Room» captures a serene moment of vulnerability and introspection. The subject, a male figure, reclines on a minimalist white sectional, flanked by deep red rose pillows on either side, symbolizing a juxtaposition of raw emotion and the softness of comfort. The background features a geometric abstract wall, adding a modern, yet subdued, architectural element that complements the natural wood tones of the room’s floor and paneling. The muted color palette enhances the tranquil atmosphere, inviting viewers to explore themes of solitude, self-reflection, and the quiet moments of everyday life. Printed on luxurious Hahnemuhle fine art paper with archival ink, this piece is part of a limited edition of 10, ensuring its exclusivity. A certificate of authenticity accompanies this print, underscoring its status as a collector’s item. About the body of work – Fire Island «Iconic Photos» – The Advocate «With ‘Fire Island,’ Geana truly comes into himself as a creative, documenting the lifestyles of the gay enclave in all its joy and opulence, resulting in a richly layered commentary on both personal and social journeys.» – Cultbytes «Photographer Alex Geana has captured the spirit of Fire Island with his photos…document[ing] the island’s beauties, bitches, and babes as they create an alternate universe where gay is queen.» – Michael Musto, Paper Magazine About the artist Alex Geana is a distinguished photographer whose prolific career spans over 500 fashion shows and a diverse portfolio of commercial clients, including Donna Karan, HBO, and Cointreau. His work is widely published across the web, bridging both commercial and fine art spheres. Alex is the author of the best-selling book «Fire Island: Photographs». His fine art photography is held in private collections and featured in two museums. In June 2015, Alex’s debut solo fine art show, «Intended Consequences,» was held at the Leslie-Lohman Project Space in SoHo. He has since participated in numerous group exhibitions and presented his Fire Island images in a one-night-only event in 2017, which was highlighted by Paper Magazine and attended by 300 guests. Alex’s work is also showcased in the book «Daphne Guinness» by Yale University Press and exhibited by the Leslie-Lohman Museum, The Museum at FIT, Chair and the Maiden Gallery, and the School of Visual Arts. A former member of the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) and The Society of Publication Designers (SPD), Alex has generously donated fine art prints to silent auctions, raising funds for charities such as GLAAD, Bottomless Closet, The Jewish Guild for the Blind, Live Out Loud, and All Saints Church. Born in Romania and raised in California, Alex moved to New York to pursue a career in hospitality management. This experience honed his team motivation skills and instilled a keen eye for detail, as he navigated various strata of New York society. Now settled in downtown New York, Alex continues to create new works and projects, driven by a passion for both art and technology. About the gallery LightPaper is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to showcasing the work of mid-career artists, with a focus on photography. Our mission is to highlight the unique blend of experience and innovation that defines this dynamic stage in an artist’s career and to support their continued growth. At LightPaper, we believe mid-career artists offer a rich depth of vision, producing works that are both mature and cutting-edge. These artists, often undiscovered by mainstream collectors, need new patrons to foster their creativity and develop new bodies of work. Our online gallery serves as a platform where these artists can connect with new audiences and collectors. We focus on photography as a powerful tool for storytelling and reflection in this age of constant imagery, featuring works that challenge the medium, are constructed, or tell a story about a specific moment in time. Committed to fostering a vibrant artistic community. By purchasing from LightPaper, you help art grow. Here, every photograph is a testament to the enduring power of imagery to connect, provoke, and inspire. We are looking for artists, please follow us on Instagram and send us a DM.