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Gray Malin
Gray Malin, Sydney Beach Vertical
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
ARTIST Gray Malin
DIMENSIONS image size, 30" x 20"; paper size, 44" x 32"
MADE OF print on archival luster photo paper
PHOTOGRAPHER Gray Malin
PLEASE NOTE Image is an exclusive Gray Malin for One Kings Lane edition. Unsigned and unframed; includes artist statement.
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL Aug 01 - Aug 06
RETURNS You may cancel your order within 24 hours of purchase. This item is returnable within 14 days of delivery. Restocking and return shipping fees may apply. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
A Dallas native, Gray Malin hunts the globe for the unusual beauty captured in his photographs. He often plays with perspective through height, helicoptering over the beaches of Brazil or Kauai and sending balloons above the mystical plains of Joshua Tree National Park. Malin first broke onto the scene in West Hollywood, California at a Sunday market where his prints caught the interest of gallery owners, interior designers, and stylish Angelenos. Malin's work has been displayed in the Dallas Museum of Art and has been published around the world in publications such as the "London Observer."
Why we love this

A stunning image of a Sydney beach from above. This work comes from Gray Malin's "À la Plage, À la Piscine" series. Shot from doorless helicopters, this series takes an aerial look at beach and pool scenes around the world, from France to Brazil. From a carefully calibrated distance, "people and objects become patterns creating repetition, shape, and form. These photographs are a visual celebration of color, light, shape--and summer bliss," in Gray Malin's own words.