"WHEN LOVE WAS TECHNICOLOR"

"WHEN LOVE WAS TECHNICOLOR"

There was a time when Bruce Willis and Demi Moore seemed to have it all: youth, beauty, success, and a Hollywood love story lived in the spotlight.

In this artwork, their black-and-white portraits remain suspended in time, while an explosion of tropical flowers and vibrant colours celebrates the passion of those years.

The collage transforms a photograph from the past into a garden of memories, where love continues to bloom long after the romance has ended.

Because some love stories don't have to last forever to become unforgettable.

The work originates from an analogue 35 mm photographic negative, acquired by the artist for her private collection and reinterpreted through artistic appropriation, digital composition, and AI-assisted post-production techniques.

The result establishes a dialogue between photographic memory and Contemporary Art, transforming an archival image into an entirely new visual experience.

FINE ART PRINT — MUSEUM QUALITY

Printed on Canson Rag Photographique 310 gsm, 100% cotton matte Fine Art paper.

A museum-quality Fine Art paper made from 100% cotton, renowned for its exceptional softness and refined matte finish. Its ultra-smooth surface enhances fine details, chromatic richness, and the depth of blacks, giving each photograph a sophisticated visual presence and an exquisite tactile quality.

Acid-free and free from optical brightening agents, this archival-quality paper offers outstanding longevity and preservation properties, transforming each print into a work of art designed to endure.

Condition: Excellent.

Limited Edition: 1/5 + 2 AP (Artist's Proofs).

Shipping: Carefully packaged for maximum protection, with tracking provided.