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LIMITED EDITION ART

Hiroyuki Arakawa

Talking Zen, 2006

£1,950.00 £

Hiroyuki Arakawa’s “Talking Zen”, (2006) reflects his deep connection to Buddhist philosophy and the natural world. Through his considered approach to photography, Arakawa invites us to slow down and discover meaning in moments that might otherwise pass unnoticed.

Presented as part of The Art of Conversation at The Chancery Rosewood, Mayfair, Talking Zen belongs to the exhibition’s Between Leaving and Staying conversation. It offers a moment of reflection among works exploring memory, departure and the connections that remain with us.

An exploration of stillness, contemplation and the beauty of the present moment.

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Hiroyuki Arakawa — Talking Zen, 2006

Offered in one size: 574 × 944 mm (57.4 × 94.4 cm)
Print method: Piezography Pro Carbon Pigment Ink
Edition: 2/15, framed — £1,950

Framed in sustainably sourced solid wood, black, with non-reflective art glass.

Hand-signed and numbered by the artist, with confirmed Certificate of Authenticity and provenance documents.

Exhibition piece available for collection from 16 December 2026

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Size

574 × 944 mm (57.4 × 94.4 cm)
Paper

Piezography Pro Carbon Pigment Ink
Frame

Framed in solid wood, black, with non-reflective glass

The Art of Conversation at The Chancery Rosewood

Exhibition Insight
Inspired by the chance encounters and exchanges that take place within great hospitality spaces, The Art of Conversation brings together twelve contemporary artists and asks what can happen when works with different histories, personalities and visual languages meet.

Like the people who cross paths within a hotel, each artwork arrives with its own history, character and perspective. It is what happens when they meet that becomes the exhibition.

We arrive as ourselves but can leave seeing something differently.

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