Shinjuku by Rose Mathilde Holstein
Discover the allure of our exclusive art print by Rose Mathilde Holstein, a true masterpiece meticulously crafted for PETIT ARTPRINTS. This exquisite creation showcases Holstein's artistic brilliance through a contemporary lens, offering a unique blend of creativity and expression.
Immerse yourself in the world of fine art with our Giclee printed masterpiece, expertly rendered on museum-quality paper weighing 230gsm. The result? Captivating images that burst with vibrant, lasting color. With a smooth, velvety matte finish, these modern art posters don't just adorn your space, they transform it.
Elevate your surroundings with a touch of sophistication. Our art prints are produced with the utmost care in our Berlin studio, using eco-friendly materials that meet the highest museum standards. Every stroke of color, every intricate detail—brought to life with precision and passion. The Giclee print produced on our careful selection of archival-grade paper is made to last a lifetime.
Each order is meticulously printed on demand, to eliminate waste and to ensure ECO-Friendly production. From the moment you place your order, anticipate a 7-day journey within Europe, encompassing the artistry of printing and the excitement of delivery.
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Unleash your creativity upon the world. With worldwide shipping, this exclusive art print can grace the walls of art connoisseurs and enthusiasts alike, spanning across continents to find its cherished place in your heart and home. Experience the allure of contemporary art prints, redefined.
Rose Mathilde Holstein - Shinjuku
Rose Mathilde Holstein (born 1999) is a young artist born and raised in Copenhagen. Her love for sketching emerged during her childhood, with most of her waking hours spent in an atelier in her garden. In her late teens, she honed a more distinct style after studying arts in Santa Barbara. Here, she immersed herself in the art scene of LA and refined her own style. She pays attention to detail and experiments with various techniques and materials, merging analog and digital art approaches. Her admiration for architecture and space design pervades her artistic expression in all of her work. Rose combines disciplined pencil skills with a playful imagination and visionary ideas of what architecture can resemble. She consistently asks herself, "Would it be fun to live here?" If the answer is yes, she puts it on paper. The work presented here is a series inspired by a trip to Japan with her boyfriend in January 2023. Each piece is named after different areas in Tokyo, from which she draws inspiration for her creative process.
