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The
Difference...
"Why
do the most serious artists choose to present their work on Paperki handmade
papers? Is it just the prestige factor, or are there other reasons? "
Prestige
is certainly a factor, but there are others. Let's look at them one by
one:
•A
long list of renowned artists and editors of art books have chosen Paperki
papers to present their work: The artists Lucio Muñoz, Eduardo Chillida
(his "Serie Gravitacional"), Rafael Alberti, Guinovart, Manolo Valdés,
Estéban Vicente… The editors Frank Bordás, Antonio Gallo (for Ediciones
Raña Lupa) Edouard Weiss (the Parisian editor who creates Chillida's
artist's books), the Atelier Adrien Maeght in Paris, the Editorial Testimonio,
Michel Nitabah for his "Livres Illustrés" and his "Livres d'Artistes,"
just to name a few.
•The
return-on-investment factor: The
increment in the value of the finished product on Paperki paper offsets
the extra investment by a factor of 10-100!
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More
reasons for choosing Paperki papers for you best-beloved projects:
•Paperki
papers can be personalized with the exact characteristics for a given
work of art: size and shape, texture and weight, color, and fiber content
for different media.
•Paperki
papers offer a far greater range of expressive possibilities than conventional
papers.
•The
special qualities of Paperki papers are immediately manifest, even to
the most untrained eye, both in the textures and by the deckle edges
on all four sides.
•In
etching, Paperki papers offer a superior capacity to assure exact register
when working with various plates.
•In
screen printing and lithography, Paperki papers feature surface conditioning
which permits them to take more exact impressions, especially in fine
line work.
•Paperki
papers offer the possibility, in any medium, to achieve the degree of
relief which the artist desires.
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