Printmaking/Smoke, water and flowers

- From plate making to hand printing by the artist himself. - Production method: cardboard engraving and then hand printing. - The edition is limited to 10 black and white copies. The color and ink version is limited to 10 copies. - The size of the work itself is 12x21.7 cm - The paper itself is hand-cut, not cut with machinery or knives, so it will retain the jagged shape (please refer to the photo diagram), so there will be some slight errors in size. - Gravure plates are all handmade from plate making to printing, and each one has a slightly different feel. The original Italian word for gravure means "cutting", and the correct definition is that the ink-receiving part is in the recessed part. Its production principle is to produce graphics by etching or engraving on the selected plate, then letting the ink penetrate into the recessed parts, wiping off the remaining ink in the unengraved parts, and then covering the plate with paper for imprinting. . When printing, you need to apply pressure to the paper so that the paper can completely sink into the groove.