"Ping Pong", painting A2, pigment art print, numbered and signed

Carlo amen is a french painter, visual artist and illustrator. The striking and controlled simplicity of his lines is often associated with an explosion of bright colors in his paintings and raw materials for his sculptures. His "neo-cubist" approach, as he likes to call it, allows him to represent a part of his reality without cluttering up reality. His flats, lines and silhouettes become the naïve expression of his observation of contemporary society. The inks used for pigment inkjet printing are composed of organic materials encapsulated in microscopic resin bubbles. This technique offers excellent resistance of impressions over time. The colors of the inks are rich, offering a high gamut, ideal for translating your most beautiful creations. If colour is an asset in pigment print, black and white is not left out. New technologies make it possible to create high-quality images with subtle gradients for your most beautiful black and white. In terms of preservation, prints made with pigment inks have an estimated permanence of 2 to 3 times that of color film processes under the same exposure conditions. Thanks to the technology of its printers and the quality of its ultrachrome ink™, epson is energizing the art market by offering new perspectives to artists, galleries and museums. A wide selection of art papers. Digigraphy® is related to the print medium used. Thus, epson has selected a range of high-quality art papers dedicated to digigraphy®: ultra-smooth, textured art paper, canvas, traditional photo paper, but also a matte paper associated with the diasec® process. All these materials have been tested by independent laboratories to ensure the work's stability over time.

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