Fine Art Photography by Jerónimo Heitor Coelho

Fine art black and white photography of stone, light and shadow

An isolated stone receives direct light, standing out against a stone wall kept in shadow. Jerónimo Heitor Coelho's composition explores the texture of the surfaces, the volume of the central element and the transition between the illuminated areas and the dark background.

This black and white artistic photograph forms part of Visual Factory Premium Collection.

Presence of photography in space

The dark area of the composition creates depth, while the illuminated stone immediately draws the eye. Against a light or neutral wall, the photograph acts as a strong visual focal point without introducing new colours into the room.

The horizontal composition can be displayed above a sofa, sideboard, desk or reception unit. The black frame extends the dark tones and enhances the contrast; the natural oak wood introduces a warmer relationship with the stone texture and the materials in the space.

Limited edition and authenticity

• 60 × 90 cm limited edition of 15 copies;
• 90 × 140 cm limited edition of 10 copies;
• Numbered and signed copy by Jerónimo Heitor Coelho;
• Certificate of authenticity included.

The print run is defined by the format and shared across all finishes. The choice of material or frame does not create an additional edition.

Materials and finishes

• Fine Art Paper: pigment inkjet print on Canson Baryta Prestige II 340 gsm paper, unframed;
• Fine art paper with frame: print with mount and flat box frame in black wood or natural oak wood;
• Acrylic with wall mount: Fine Art print encapsulated with silicone gel between UV-protected acrylic and Dibond, presented without an outer frame;
• Acrylic with L-frame: acrylic and Dibond finish, complemented by a smooth L-section frame in black wood or natural oak.

Select the desired format and finish. Price and availability are shown automatically after choosing both options.

The images in decorated settings are illustrative simulations. “Pedra e Sombra” is a catalogue designation used to identify the photograph and does not constitute a title attributed by the author.