Wai-iti House 2019 – Symmetry, Fine Art Print

from $565.00

Limited Edition Fine Art Print — Edition of 25

Printed on premium, museum-grade archival Fine Art Cotton Rag paper. This heavy-textured matte finish completely eliminates glare and gives the image a deeply artistic, multi-dimensional depth. (Alternative paper finishes, like Lustre, are available upon request—please use the contact form to inquire).

Prints are handled with cotton gloves, wrapped in protective tissue, and carefully rolled in heavy-duty mailing tubes to ensure they arrive in pristine condition. Worldwide tracked shipping is available.

The Story Behind the Print

Captured in 2019, Wai-iti House sits framed by two large tōtara trees in rural New Zealand. The building, once a working homestead, is now slowly weathering and blending back into the surrounding landscape. The trees naturally frame the house, creating a simple sense of symmetry within the scene. Light and texture reveal the worn surfaces of the structure. This image records a place in transition — still standing, but gradually being reclaimed by time and nature.

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Limited Edition Fine Art Print — Edition of 25

Printed on premium, museum-grade archival Fine Art Cotton Rag paper. This heavy-textured matte finish completely eliminates glare and gives the image a deeply artistic, multi-dimensional depth. (Alternative paper finishes, like Lustre, are available upon request—please use the contact form to inquire).

Prints are handled with cotton gloves, wrapped in protective tissue, and carefully rolled in heavy-duty mailing tubes to ensure they arrive in pristine condition. Worldwide tracked shipping is available.

The Story Behind the Print

Captured in 2019, Wai-iti House sits framed by two large tōtara trees in rural New Zealand. The building, once a working homestead, is now slowly weathering and blending back into the surrounding landscape. The trees naturally frame the house, creating a simple sense of symmetry within the scene. Light and texture reveal the worn surfaces of the structure. This image records a place in transition — still standing, but gradually being reclaimed by time and nature.