1600 Venice Boards — ATELI`R | Frank Kayser

Venice Boards fine art photograph by Frank Kayser showing coastal horizon in a minimal seascape

1600 VENICE BOARDS

60 × 80 cm · Chalk Ash

1.690,00 €

Behind scratched glass, a row of surfboards stands like a vertical archive of the California coast. Salt air, muted colour and worn surfaces give the storefront the atmosphere of an independent Los Angeles film.

The boards’ repeated shapes create a strong graphic rhythm, but the scene never loses its roughness. It is West Coast culture seen without polish—cinematic, tactile and entirely at home in urban, creative spaces.

EDITION & AUTHENTICITY

Each size is limited to an edition of 5 artworks, plus 2 Artist’s Proofs (5 + 2 AP per size). Different frame materials do not create an additional edition.

Every ATELI’R artwork is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity issued by KAYSER FINE ARTS, identifying the work by title, edition number, edition size and its individual specifications.

Composed for this format in Chalk Ash.

Architecture in light.

Limed European Ash

THE MATERIAL

European ash is finished with a pale limed surface that settles into its open pores. The treatment preserves the grain while giving the wood a clear, architectural luminosity.

WHY THIS EDITION

Chalk Ash completes this edition through structure rather than contrast. Its pale surface gives the image room while preserving a distinctly architectural character.

THE COMPLETION

Each edition is individually crafted in Germany from carefully selected solid wood and completed with museum-quality glazing and conservation-grade materials. Built to preserve the work for generations.

MATERIAL ARCHIVE CA-802

EDITION 5 + 2 AP AVAILABLE

Signed and individually numbered. Each available format forms a separate edition. Once the stated edition is complete, that format is closed. Artist Proofs are recorded separately and are not part of the numbered edition.

EDITION OF ONE.

Every ATELI’R frame is individually crafted. Its grain, surface and natural character cannot be repeated.

Nature didn't see the need for more.