The Ring
The Ring
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GALLERY PRINT
from 160 €
FINE ART PAPER
from 76 €
GLASS LAMINATE
from 102 €
This striking black-and-white photograph captures a dynamic urban landscape, featuring towering skyscrapers that rise majestically into the sky. At the center, a large, circular sculpture creates a mesmerizing focal point, drawing the viewer's eye. The contrast of light and shadow enhances the architectural details of the buildings, showcasing their modern design and geometric forms. The image offers a sense of depth and perspective, inviting viewers to explore the interplay between the sculpture and the cityscape.
This artwork can complement modern interiors, particularly in office spaces, corporate lobbies, or contemporary living areas. It adds a sophisticated touch and serves as an engaging conversation starter. Consider placing it on a feature wall to create visual impact, or use it in a gallery-style arrangement with other artistic pieces for a more curated look.
This artwork can complement modern interiors, particularly in office spaces, corporate lobbies, or contemporary living areas. It adds a sophisticated touch and serves as an engaging conversation starter. Consider placing it on a feature wall to create visual impact, or use it in a gallery-style arrangement with other artistic pieces for a more curated look.
The Ring is an art installation with a timeless character symbolizing the strong connection between Montreal, it's citizens, and visitors from around the world. The 30 meters in diameter art piece highlights the dynamism of the downtown core and is a testament to its cultural vibrancy.
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About the artist
Louis-Philippe Provost
Fine Art photographer Louis-Philippe Provost is inspired by architecture and travelling, sharing his passion through his creative work where he studies buildings and landscapes from new and different angles. In his unique style, he favors black and white to highlight the composition and contrast of his images.
After completing a two-year program in photography at La Cité Collégiale in Ottawa, he worked for ten years as a printer in a professional photo laboratory. Through the years, he acquired a solid experience in printing while perfecting his image manipulation techniques. His transition from the darkroom to digital imaging enhanced his capacity to innovate and improve his photographic production.
Louis-Philippe devotes numerous hours to edit each art piece of his portfolio in order to guarantee a unique delivery. Aspiring to indulge us with a production of the highest and most professional quality, he also chooses carefully the printing medium by way of a signature to his creations.
