One Leaf

One leaf is enough.

Working title — for the artist's review

¥48,000approx. $305 · €266

L · 420 × 594 mm · Canson Edition Etching Rag · Hand-signed by the artist

Charged in Japanese yen. Other currencies are estimates at today's rate.

Sizes

S297 × 420 mm¥27,00050 remaining · Edition 50M364 × 515 mm¥30,00049 remaining · Edition 150L420 × 594 mm¥44,00050 remaining · Edition 50XL18 × 24 in¥58,00039 remaining · Edition 100

30mm side margins · Balanced artist presentation top and bottom, with generous lower space reserved for signature and edition number

Each print is centred on the sheet with a fixed side margin, and a deeper lower margin reserved for the signature and edition number. M and XL match the two sizes the artist printed himself and continue his original edition numbers; S and L are new editions of 50 beginning at no. 1.

Paper

Canson Edition Etching RagMatte · 310 gsm · Medium-rough · WhiteHahnemühle German EtchingMatte · 310 gsm · Medium-rough · WhiteTakeo KakitaMatte · 300 gsm · Smooth · Warm White

Three standard papers are offered on every print. Two more are available on request. Hahnemühle Photo Rag Ultra Smooth · Hahnemühle Torchon.

Signature

Hand-signed by the artist+ ¥4,000 · adds about one weekUnsignedFacsimile-free, certificate included

Sheet: 420 × 594 mm
Image area: 311.5 × 396 mm
Margins: sides 30 mm · top 81.5 mm · bottom 116.5 mm

Next number to be issued: 1 / 50

Story

Example text written by the studio, for the artist's review.

A single leaf rests against the lip of a green bottle. The bottle is not quite straight; frosted glass, softened as if by long handling, leans a little to one side. The leaf leans the other way. Between them, a balance that neither could hold alone.

There is nothing else on the shelf. The cream wall takes most of the frame, and the eye keeps returning to the small place where glass meets stem. It is a photograph about the amount of company a thing needs — and how little that can be.

One leaf. One vessel. Not a bouquet, not a garden. The picture proposes that this is already complete, and after a while it becomes difficult to disagree.

Details

Medium: Archival pigment print (giclée)
Paper: Canson Edition Etching Rag · Hahnemühle German Etching · Takeo Kakita
Edition: S: 50 · M: 150 (C/S) · L: 50 · XL: 100 (C/L)Numbers already sold in the artist's original edition are recorded in the ledger and never reissued.
Certificate of authenticity: Included with every print, bilingual, numbered
Shipping: Domestic about 7 days (10–14 days signed). International about 2 weeks (2–3 weeks signed).