Ziggy Kańczukowski - Machine 03 (2005)

The image of the typewriter is not just a photograph of an object – it is a symbolic sign of human gesture and intellectual effort. A close-up of a worn-out key lever shows the traces of time that have left their mark on its surface, reminding us of the materialization of thought in the form of print. The blurred lines and contrasts of the background evoke the rhythm of work, the repetition and intimacy of the act of writing, building a narrative that goes beyond the frame itself.

It is a photograph that refers to history, human presence and the meaning hidden in mechanics. It tells about the relationship between technology and man, about the melancholy of transience, but also about the durability of the word that this machine helped to create.

The pigment print on museum paper (fine art) precisely captures every detail and subtle tonal nuances, making this work a unique piece of contemporary art. Perfect for art photography enthusiasts who appreciate a reflective look at objects and their symbolism.

Limited edition of 49 prints measuring 31 x 46 cm

• pigment print from a scan of a silver negative
• Ilford Gold Fiber Pearl paper
• museum standard of durability
• each print is hand-marked with the next number in the series and signed
• I attach a certificate of authenticity with a hologram to each print
• the works are NOT framed