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Salt in Memory
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Salt in Memory

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People here looked for answers. I looked for the haze.

I hand my soul to the drunken priest, tell him to tie me to whatever god still listens.

I’ll meet you there, my love, where rays move like prayer, where the light has teeth.

What’s left to seek, what’s left to chase, the pull of glow.

I won’t judge, I won’t name it. You’ll speak for me when you meet him.

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LIMITED EDITION

Offered in two sizes: 594mm x 841mm  (edition of 50) and 420mm x 594mm  (edition of 50)

Framed or print only

Giclée print on Hahnemühle Pearl

Digitally signed and numbered to reduce our carbon footprint with two forms of authentication

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Size

42cm x 59cm, 16.5inches x 23.4inches, 59cm x 84cm, 23.4inches x 33.1inches
Frame

Black, Print only

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Cinematic Stillness, Collected with Intent

Artists Insight
Andzej Gavriss approaches photography with the eye of a filmmaker and the instincts of a provocateur. Each image feels composed yet alive, cinema paused mid, thought. There is tension in the stillness, a sense of narrative just out of reach, inviting the viewer to linger, to imagine what came before and what might follow. His work doesn’t simply sit on a wall; it ‘activates the space’, bringing atmosphere, intelligence, and a subtle sense of mischief with it.

Originally from Latvia and now working between Los Angeles and Berlin, Gavriss brings a global, restless energy to his photographic practice. His images are shaped by movement, light, and emotional pacing, elements refined through years of directing and distilled here into singular, collectible frames. While meticulously constructed, the work remains tongue, in, cheek and boundary, pushing, quietly disrupting expectation without ever raising its voice.

Gavriss’s background as a multi, award, winning director informs the precision and confidence of his visual language. His work has been recognised with the industry’s highest honours, including Cannes Lions, CLIO, D&AD, Shots Awards, YDA, Camerimage, UK Music Video Awards, and Webby Awards. These accolades speak to a mastery of storytelling and composition that translates powerfully into photography, where every detail is intentional and every image carries weight. His work has been exhibited internationally at institutions such as Centre Pompidou, Panorama Berlin, Summerhall Edinburgh, and Brown University, moving fluidly between cinematic, cultural, and fine, art contexts.

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What can you tell me about the quality of your print process?
We use the highest professional gallery-grade printing, producing archival Giclée prints on Hahnemühle paper. Each paper type is carefully selected by the artists themselves for its unique texture, durability, and ability to showcase colour with exceptional depth and accuracy.
Why is the work digitally signed? Does it affect the provenance?
Digital signatures are increasingly valued in the art world because they offer long-lasting clarity and durability that traditional wet signatures can’t always guarantee. They don’t fade, smudge, or degrade over time, ensuring the artist’s mark stays exactly as intended. By removing the need for physical signing, they also reduce the carbon footprint associated with shipping artworks back and forth, making global distribution smoother, faster, and more economical.

Since the artist provides an exact digitisation of their own signature—and controls its scale, placement, and presentation—the authenticity of the work is preserved with precision. This process is further reinforced by two layers of verification from STYLL, a certificate of authenticity, and a special insert letter from the artist with the artwork pictured and described, formally transferring that particular edition to the collector. Together, these measures give collectors confidence in both provenance and quality.
Will I receive a certificate of authenticity with my artwork?
Yes, we offer two layers of verification. a certificate of authenticity, and a special insert letter from the artist with the artwork pictured and described, formally transferring that particular edition to the collector. If the artwork purchased is one of an edition, the piece’s unique edition number will be displayed. Certificates of authenticity are very important to retain should you wish to re-sell the artwork in the future. If the piece is shipped direct to you, your certificate will be packed with the artwork. If you do not receive it, please do not hesitate to get in contact via admin@styllgallery.com.
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