We all know collectors love unique pieces! To respond to this demand from our collectors, we have put together a selection of unique and rare artworks from our beloved artists. Accessing these artworks through our Viewing Room is a great way to discover and acquire these exclusive artworks.

A magnificient artwork by Hideyuki Ishibashi made espcially for the gallery.

This unique piece, entitled Présage 24 was made in front of our collectors during the exhibition’s opening early 2020. For this special event, Hideyuki Ishibashi decided to make a 24th image in his series which should have count only 23 photograph! In this large size, the photograph is unique and has never been shown.

Check out this video to see the artwork in the making.

A 1965 vintage print, most certainly one of the rarest photograph by legendary Harold Feinstein!

This photograph was made and printed by Harold Feinstein himself on the famous Agfa Portriga paper. This print is simply outstanding and reveals once more how Harold Feinstein loved playing with negatives and montages, unless there were more than 2 people in the room then!!

Check ou the long trailer of “Last Stop Coney Island”, a documentary film about Harold Feinstein made by Andy Dunn. (VOST)

Thomas Paquet experiments once again and delivers a photograph like you have never seen before!

Thomas Paquet is known for constantly researching new ways of writing with light. More often than not, he turns to traditional techniques of photography to express his contemporary vision. This artwork is a direct result of this approach: using a stunning blue-tinted glass, he made an ambrotype (collodion positive) to capture the sun. And the photograph became a sculpture!

Check out this video to understand better Thomas Paquet’s work.

Sabine Mirlesse’s quest for light takes an improbable turn with this outstanding engraved marble stone!

As a reflection on Dante’s Divine Comedy from which she gets her inspiration, Sabine Mirlesse invites us to journey through her series Pietra di Luce, drawing from the heart of the Earth the matter that will transport us beyond the firmament. In the manner of the quarrymen, the artist extracts from the bowels of the mountain a collection of photographs, drawings, oil monotypes, embossings, reliefs, photograms, and stone sculptures as reflections on the possibility of stars living inside the Earth. Pure poetry!

A rare and unusual photograph signed Renato D’Agostin: a museum-grade artwork!

This print is unique on many levels. First of all, Renato D’Agostin is well-known for his contrasty black and white photographs, it is thus a surprise to see a color print signed by the Italian artist. Secondly, this photograph, dating back from his American period when he used to live in New York City, long before he moved back to Italy, is the only one of its kind. And thirdly, this print, made especially for the gallery, reveals the artist’s interest for abstraction, which he will later confirm, especially in his latest series, Harmony of Chaos.

With this “painted” photograph Vittoria Gerardi offers a delicate and powerful work that challenges the very nature of photography!

Vittoria Gerardi always manages to arouse our curiosity and interest. The Pompeii series, being based on suggestion rather than on simple demonstration, reveals both the beauty of the ancient city and the artist's poetic vision. The sharpness is blurred, the reality is veiled, the monochrome is further reduced. In her creations, she uses a process of revelation that involves a paradoxical act of dissimulation. Prodigious!

This photograph was veiled with plaster live at the gallery during the exhibition in September 2019!

HENRI FOUCAULT TAKES THE INSTANT FILM TO ANOTHER LEVEL WITH THESE NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN CREATIONS!

In this series made of 3 instant films, French artist Henri Foucault combines his life-long interest for and study of the body with his passion for cinema using here a cinema red filter to create these one-of-a-kind artworks. Creativity with a special touch!