Photopolymer Gravure Edition of 18 Dimensions (WxH): 30.5 x 40.5cm
Henrik Knudsen is a London based Danish artist and photographer known for his atmospheric and cinematic imagery. Often working in series that explore memory and collective history, he aims to reshape the atmosphere and light of the photographic image into tactile prints using ink, texture and paper tone. Each print is hand-made by the artist using the polymer photogravure process, sometimes in combination with other hybrid and digital processes.
The images Café, Launderette and High Street depict ordinary but familiar urban locations that have been shaped by their appearance in various films and TV shows. The locations are often depicted at night or in low light conditions. These editions are printed on BFK Rives Black with Awagami washi Chine-collé to represent the light and tonal depth emitted from a projection screen.
Knudsen’s work has been recognised by the Association of Photographers, American Photography, D&AD, and the Schweppes Photographic Portrait Prize (now Taylor Wessing Prize)
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Photopolymer Gravure Edition of 18 Dimensions (WxH): 30.5 x 40.5cm
Henrik Knudsen is a London based Danish artist and photographer known for his atmospheric and cinematic imagery. Often working in series that explore memory and collective history, he aims to reshape the atmosphere and light of the photographic image into tactile prints using ink, texture and paper tone. Each print is hand-made by the artist using the polymer photogravure process, sometimes in combination with other hybrid and digital processes.
The images Café, Launderette and High Street depict ordinary but familiar urban locations that have been shaped by their appearance in various films and TV shows. The locations are often depicted at night or in low light conditions. These editions are printed on BFK Rives Black with Awagami washi Chine-collé to represent the light and tonal depth emitted from a projection screen.
Knudsen’s work has been recognised by the Association of Photographers, American Photography, D&AD, and the Schweppes Photographic Portrait Prize (now Taylor Wessing Prize)
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