Limited Editions: Free worldwide shipping on all orders | Shop now
Limited Editions: Free worldwide shipping on all orders | Shop now
After two days in Sofia, we checked the map for what we might have missed. At the end of Vitosha Boulevard, a large park appeared with a single monumental building at its centre – the National Palace of Culture.
During the day, I was impressed by its scale: a sunny Sunday, children on rollerblades, families strolling. But I returned for the evening, when the colour of the sky and the building's lighting combined into something extraordinary. The perfect colour composition I had been hoping for arrived without being asked – Sofia's gift to a patient photographer.
Numbered artwork
(X of 200)
Digital Certificate
of Authenticity
Priority on new releases
& exhibition invites
Worldwide insured
shipping included
Each artwork is individually numbered — for example, ‘Edition 12 of 200.’ The edition of 200 applies to all Fine Art Print sizes (70 cm and above), whether you choose Fine Art Paper or Acrylic TruLife™. In addition, 20 Artist Proofs are reserved exclusively for exhibitions and private collections.
Once the edition is complete, no further prints will ever be produced — your artwork becomes part of a permanently closed collection. This is not an artificial limitation; it reflects our commitment to preserving the value of each piece for our collectors.
Read our Edition Policy →Every artwork comes with a digital Certificate of Authenticity issued by the artist. Your certificate confirms: the edition number, artwork title, materials used, dimensions, and date of acquisition.
Your purchase is registered in our Collector’s Registry — a permanent record that documents provenance and protects the value of your artwork for years to come. Should you ever wish to resell or pass on your edition, the certificate and registry entry travel with it.
Learn more about Editions & Certificates →As a collector, you join an inner circle with meaningful privileges:
This is not a mailing list — it’s a relationship. We keep our collector community intentionally small and personal.
Every artwork ships free, worldwide, fully insured door-to-door.
Fine Art Paper arrives in a rigid protective tube with acid-free tissue wrapping, ensuring your artwork is pristine on arrival. Acrylic TruLife™ ships in a custom-built wooden crate designed for maximum protection during transit — it arrives ready to hang with no additional framing needed.
All orders are produced on demand by museum-quality labs. Your artwork is crafted specifically for you — we never keep pre-made stock. Delivery: Fine Art Paper 2–4 weeks, Acrylic TruLife™ 3–5 weeks, depending on your location.
Read our full Shipping & Returns Policy →Every print ships with a digital Certificate of Authenticity, issued and signed by the artist.
Your certificate includes: edition number, artwork title and collection, material and dimensions, date of acquisition, and the artist’s signature.
Your certificate is linked to the Collector’s Registry — a permanent provenance record that travels with the artwork if resold or gifted.
Physical certificate available as upgrade.
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Display your artwork for 30 days. If it doesn’t spark conversation — if visitors don’t pause, lean in, and ask where you got it — we’ll take it back.
Return it in its original condition and we’ll refund your full purchase price. That’s how confident we are in the power of these artworks.
Great art doesn’t just hang on a wall. It stops people. It starts stories.
Read our full guarantee and returns policy →Archival Quality • Made to Order • Ready to Display
Exceptional depth and brilliance — the image seems to float behind glass. Premium acrylic with TruLife anti-reflective coating eliminates 99% of reflections, revealing detail and colour invisible in traditional prints.
The subtle texture adds warmth and depth that makes every detail feel alive. Museum-grade cotton rag paper with archival pigment inks — the choice of galleries and collectors worldwide.
Nico Trinkhaus (Berlin, 1988 → Lisbon) is an award-winning landscape and cityscape photographer whose work has been exhibited across Europe — from the Lisbon Airport to the Royal Danish Theatre in Copenhagen and Somerset House in London.
Born with aphantasia — the inability to form mental images — photography became his way to preserve the places and emotions he encounters. Each artwork is a memory made visible.
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