Red Harmony
Aerial view of the magical incense field in Vietnam. The elevated viewpoint turns repetition, texture, and scale into a striking composition, while the single blue garment creates a sharp visual counterpoint. Bold and immersive, the image brings rhythm and intensity to a contemporary interior. Produced as a Fine Art print using the Face-Mount (Diasec) technique, with the print mounted behind museum-grade acrylic glass and finished with a floating wooden frame. Print size: 140 × 105 cm Framed size: 141 × 106 cm (including spacer and frame) Available to order in custom sizes upon request. About the framing technique: The ultimate presentation choice for museums, galleries, and fine art collectors. The Face-Mount (Diasec) process permanently mounts the photographic print behind museum-grade acrylic glass, creating a rich, high-definition appearance with exceptional sharpness, depth, and color vibrancy. This contemporary, minimalist presentation eliminates the need for a traditional visible frame, creating the illusion that the artwork is floating slightly away from the wall. The acrylic glass enhances color, contrast, and depth while protecting the print from scratches and UV exposure for years to come. A slim wooden frame is added around the artwork, completing the presentation with a clean, modern aesthetic. The image appears to float within the frame without touching the wood, reinforcing its elegant, gallery-quality appearance.
Tal Mor
Tal Mor is a photographer and multidisciplinary visual artist based in Tel Aviv, with a background in filmmaking, photography, and visual creation. Over the years, he has worked in directing, cinematography, and editing, and lived in Amsterdam for approximately 12 years — a period that influenced his aesthetic language and the way he observes spaces, people, and color. "My artistic approach stems from a desire to view the world from a new perspective and to discover moments of color, freedom, and beauty within it. Through photography, and aerial photography in particular, I transform landscapes and everyday scenes into almost abstract images composed of lines, repetition, vivid colors, and textures. My work moves between documentation and imagined reality, carrying a sense of longing for childhood, summer, simplicity, and carefree moments. I strive to create art that is accessible and full of life — art that invites the viewer to pause, feel, and absorb a little joy, light, and optimism."
Tal Mor is a photographer and multidisciplinary visual artist based in Tel Aviv, with a background in filmmaking, photography, and visual creation. Over the years, he has worked in directing, cinematography, and editing, and lived in Amsterdam for approximately 12 years — a period that influenced his aesthetic language and the way he observes spaces, people, and color. "My artistic approach stems from a desire to view the world from a new perspective and to discover moments of color, freedom, and beauty within it. Through photography, and aerial photography in particular, I transform landscapes and everyday scenes into almost abstract images composed of lines, repetition, vivid colors, and textures. My work moves between documentation and imagined reality, carrying a sense of longing for childhood, summer, simplicity, and carefree moments. I strive to create art that is accessible and full of life — art that invites the viewer to pause, feel, and absorb a little joy, light, and optimism."
