Coprinellus

Name: Coprinellus
Brand: Amalie Himmelstrup
SKU: 239192
Price: 95.00 DKK
Availability: InStock

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Price range: 95 kr. through 330 kr.

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Paper type: Hahnemühle Matte Art Paper

Papir thickness: 210 g/m2

The artwork was reviewed and printed in the Kræss Print Studio in collaboration with the artist. We ensure that print quality, colors, and paper are of the highest quality and that the artist is paid for every copy sold. This way, we secure creativity and quality for both the artist and the customer.

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30-day return policy: You can return the item online for a refund. If you chose to have the poster framed, you can also return the frame.
If it is a gift: In the cart, you can optionally add an exchange label and gift wrapping. If you chose to have the poster framed, the recipient can also exchange the frame.
Extended exchange period for Christmas: All gifts can be exchanged up to and including 1 February 2027.

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‘Coprinellus’ is a part of a linocut series depicting mushrooms, fungi and spores. I’m very inspired by organic shapes in nature and the amazing ways that nature organizes itself. I would love to see us open our eyes and hearts even more to the hidden wonders of the fungi kingdoms. Enjoy – and let’s stay connected.

Artist at Kræss

Amalie Himmelstrup

My works stem from a linocut series, which I made during the pandemic. I bought an old printing press from an artist in the northern part of Zealand and started experimenting with linocut and embossing techniques. I fell in love with the tactility of the process, and it kept me sane during the pandemic and ever since. It has shown me a way of living a creative and grounded life, which I’m very grateful for. For me art is a healing modality and a foundation for feeling alive whilst staying calm in an accelerating everyday modern life. Creating, listening, being, exploring – in solitude and in community. I love to share my works and create joy and space for comtemplation outside my atelier. Enjoy! – and lets keep plunging into this mad and wonderful world together.