Stone Crabs – 17″ x 22″ Fine Art Photography Print – Artistic Food Photography
About the item Stone Crabs is an evocative fine art print that captures the essence of nature’s raw beauty. Featuring disarticulated crab claws and body parts arranged in a striking composition, the piece juxtaposes the natural elegance of marine life with the starkness of isolation. The use of rich, deep reds against a pristine white background accentuates the contrast between life and stillness, making this artwork both visually compelling and thought-provoking. Printed on Hahnemuhle fine art paper using archival inks, this print ensures longevity and maintains the vibrancy of its colors. Offered as part of a limited edition of 10, each piece comes with a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing its value and originality. This print is a must-have for collectors who appreciate the intersection of natural history and contemporary art. About the body of work: Raw Ingredients Raw Ingredients began with Alex Geana’s obsession with new materials, color exploration, and a desire for order in photography. After many years in fashion photography, Alex applied this sensibility to both exotic and everyday ingredients. Prepared foods held no allure; the perfection of a manicured soufflé was meant only for eating. Instead, he scoured New York City for compelling and perfect, as well as imperfect, vegetables, meats, and other items, finding inspiration everywhere from the Union Square Green Market to the hidden shops of Chinatown. Analyzing shapes, Alex built sculptures and photographed them. Much of the work was created on a light table with various color bases. There’s minimal Photoshop used in each piece, employing only the traditional tools of photography— dodging, burning, and slight contrast adjustments. The work relies on lighting, construction, and meticulous attention to detail. This body of work seeks to transform simple raw ingredients into graphic, distilled art. The results are sometimes perfect, often messy, but always infinitely intriguing. 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, 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.
X-Ray Carrot – 17″ x 22″ Fine Art Photography Print – Artistic Food Photography
This piece is ideal for collectors seeking unique, contemporary artwork with a strong visual impact. LightPaper is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to showcasing the work of mid-career artists, with a focus on photography.
Fine Art Photography Print – Kiwis – Artistic Food Photography
About the item «Kiwis» is a striking fine art print measuring 17″ x 22″, with an edition of 3 of 10, offering exclusivity and authenticity. This vibrant composition showcases a captivating array of kiwi slices, their varied shades of green creating a dynamic mosaic. Each slice is meticulously detailed, with the seeds forming intricate patterns, inviting the viewer to appreciate both the natural beauty and the artistic arrangement. The play of light and transparency in the fruit slices enhances the sense of depth and texture, making the print a feast for the eyes. Printed on Hahnemühle fine art paper, known for its superior quality and archival properties, «Kiwis» is crafted with inkjet archival ink to ensure longevity and color stability. The print comes with a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing its originality and value. This piece would make a lively addition to any contemporary art collection, celebrating the beauty of nature through a modern, artistic lens. About the body of work: Raw Ingredients Raw Ingredients began with Alex Geana’s obsession with new materials, color exploration, and a desire for order in photography. After many years in fashion photography, Alex applied this sensibility to both exotic and everyday ingredients. Prepared foods held no allure; the perfection of a manicured soufflé was meant only for eating. Instead, he scoured New York City for compelling and perfect, as well as imperfect, vegetables, meats, and other items, finding inspiration everywhere from the Union Square Green Market to the hidden shops of Chinatown. Analyzing shapes, Alex built sculptures and photographed them. Much of the work was created on a light table with various color bases. There’s minimal Photoshop used in each piece, employing only the traditional tools of photography— dodging, burning, and slight contrast adjustments. The work relies on lighting, construction, and meticulous attention to detail. This body of work seeks to transform simple raw ingredients into graphic, distilled art. The results are sometimes perfect, often messy, but always infinitely intriguing. 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.
Pomegranates – 17″ x 22″ Fine Art Photography Print – Artistic Food Photography
LightPaper is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to showcasing the work of mid-career artists, with a focus on photography. Our online gallery serves as a platform where these artists can connect with new audiences and collectors.
Berries & Cream- 17″ x 22″ Fine Art Photography Print- Abstract Food Photography
The 17″ x 22″ piece is a close-up, abstract depiction of dark berries nestled in a luscious, creamy backdrop, blending deep purples and blacks with soft whites. The image’s blurred focus creates an ethereal, almost dreamlike quality, encouraging the viewer to engage with the print on a sensory level.
Cherries & Smoke – 17″ x 22″ Fine Art Photography Print – Art Food Photography
This piece, numbered 3 of 10, is printed on luxurious Hahnemühle fine art paper using archival inkjet ink, ensuring its longevity and vibrant color retention. Title:Cherries & Smoke. The interplay of light and shadow highlights the rich, deep reds of the cherries, creating a contrast that draws the viewer into the scene.
Gummy Lips – 17″ x 22″ Fine Art Photography Print – Artistic Food Photography
This piece, printed on Hahnemühle fine art paper using inkjet archival ink, ensures longevity and exceptional color fidelity. The composition’s abstract nature invites viewers to explore the texture and form, creating a dynamic visual experience.
Edible Flowers – 17″ x 22″ Fine Art Photography Print- Abstract Food Photography
Title:Edible Flowers. Printed on Hahnemühle fine art paper with archival ink, this piece not only ensures longevity but also preserves the vividness and texture of the original work. LightPaper is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to showcasing the work of mid-career artists, with a focus on photography.
Fine Art Photography Print – Oysters – Artistic Food Photography
About the item This striking fine art print titled «Oysters» captures the natural beauty and textural intricacies of oyster shells against a rich, black background. The stark contrast highlights the delicate details and organic forms of the shells, inviting the viewer to explore their rugged surfaces and subtle color variations. Printed on Hahnemuhle fine art paper using ink jet archival ink, this piece offers exceptional clarity and depth, making the shells appear almost three-dimensional. The limited edition print, 3 of 10, is a unique collector’s item, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, ensuring its value and provenance. Perfect for adding a touch of natural elegance to any space, «Oysters» is a celebration of nature’s artistry, meticulously captured and preserved for lasting appreciation. About the body of work: Raw Ingredients Raw Ingredients began with Alex Geana’s obsession with new materials, color exploration, and a desire for order in photography. After many years in fashion photography, Alex applied this sensibility to both exotic and everyday ingredients. Prepared foods held no allure; the perfection of a manicured soufflé was meant only for eating. Instead, he scoured New York City for compelling and perfect, as well as imperfect, vegetables, meats, and other items, finding inspiration everywhere from the Union Square Green Market to the hidden shops of Chinatown. Analyzing shapes, Alex built sculptures and photographed them. Much of the work was created on a light table with various color bases. There’s minimal Photoshop used in each piece, employing only the traditional tools of photography— dodging, burning, and slight contrast adjustments. The work relies on lighting, construction, and meticulous attention to detail. This body of work seeks to transform simple raw ingredients into graphic, distilled art. The results are sometimes perfect, often messy, but always infinitely intriguing. 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.
Squid in Ice – 17″ x 22″ Fine Art Photography Print – Artistic Food Photography
Squid in Ice is a striking 17″ x 22″ fine art print that captures the delicate balance between the raw beauty of nature and the transience of life. The muted tones and textural details evoke a sense of both fragility and resilience, inviting viewers to explore the subtle interplay of form and decay.