Details
- Artist
- Humberto Ybarra
- Title
- Sueño de un dios sin tiempo
- Technique
- Digital
- Size
- Medium
- Format
- Landscape
- Dimensions
- 90 × 60 cm
- Medium
- Paper
- Style
- Nature, Classic
- Colour
- White
- Edition
- One of a kind
- Availability
- Immediately available
About this artwork
Artist Humberto Ybarra
Date 2026, Cádiz
Technique Fine Art print with 12 Epson UltraChrome Pro12 inks on 260g Creative Texture paper, mounted on Kapaplast and framed with a slim natural-colored wooden frame.
Dimensions
52 x 80 cm = €590.00 60 x 90 cm = €670.00 66 x 100 cm = €750.00
Shipping, guarantees and payment
Shipping and packaging
Every artwork is packed with specialist art materials: rigid protection, barrier paper and a wooden or reinforced cardboard crate depending on its size. We ship with specialist couriers throughout Spain, and transport is insured for the full value of the work.
Certificate of authenticity
Every artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist and by Helarea, attesting to its originality and provenance.
Returns
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Payment and invoicing
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About the artist
Humberto Ybarra
Humberto Ybarra captures landscapes with his camera. Then he subjects them to a meticulous study, and modifies them, carrying out his own work, creating a liminal image, that is, between the real and the imaginary. These contemporary and reinterpreted photographs invite us on a dreamlike journey through the countryside, a different and imaginary countryside in our dimension. It invites us on a journey to another dimension that escapes our sight, to the creation of liminal space, empty or abandoned, dreamlike places that seem unsettling, desolate and often surreal, which with that harmony of broken colors leads us to feel peace or nostalgia.
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