Silver Fine Art Prints

19/11/2025

What paper do you recommend for my artworks? This is one of the common questions we get from our clients.

Papers usually come in various finishes - Glossy, Satin, Matte
As well as different levels of Textured and Smooth surfaces.

Different finishes and the quality of texture are taken into consideration when printing your artworks.

A glossy or satin finish delivers deeper blacks and colors and can increase contrast on your photos.

While matte papers maintain color reproduction with brilliant colors in a way that highlights the characteristics and texture that it provides.

While these are generalizations are generally true, the knowledge of what paper to pair with your image can enhance your artworks further.

Our goal is always to help you choose the right paper to further enhance your printed artworks.
More detailed posts and more papers to come!

To know more about papers, contact us at [email protected]
Or visit us at Silver Fine Art Prints located at Shutter Space Studios
3F, Citigold Plaza, Blue Ridge, 175 Katipunan Ave, Project 4, Quezon City, 1800 Metro Manila

       

15/11/2025

Framing some prints for Chichi Tullao

Photograph by and styled by
This was printed on Hahnemühle William Turner

Illustration by .mady
This was printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag®

05/11/2025

'Pride and Prejudice' by

A 36x36 image printed on archival Hahnemühle Photo Rag®. The work was later finished with Oil Pastel (see last image).

"Perception shapes identity, how we see ourselves, and how the world decides to see us.

In Pride and Prejudice, I explore the fragile intersection of identity, gender, and societal perception. The figure emerges from water in a moment suspended between exposure and concealment, a metaphor for the struggle of existing within, or beyond, the labels imposed by others. The act of surfacing becomes both defiance and liberation.

The photograph’s reflective surface and the tactile intervention of oil pastel speak to dualities: softness and strength, visibility and erasure, truth and distortion. The texture disrupts the smoothness of the image, mirroring the way identity is often disrupted by stigma and bias.

Through this work, I invite the viewer to confront their own perceptions of beauty, of gender, of self, of love, and to consider how these perceptions are shaped by prejudice. Pride and Prejudice ultimately questions what it means to be seen, and what it means to truly see."

⁃ Aeson Baldevia

01/11/2025

Last week, on October 18, Circuit Makati () transformed into a vibrant canvas as photographers from the Artist Residency Program brought color, texture, and story to life. As part of the exhibition, these photographs by Jay Melliza () were displayed at the Cinema at the 5th floor of the Ayala Malls Circuit ().

The works were printed in Hahnemüehle Matte Fibre and mounted for display.

The exhibit officially opened to the public on October 18, 2025 across Ayala Malls Circuit, inviting everyone to see, feel, and experience art in the heart of Makati’s vibrant cultural district.

30/10/2025

These photographs were printed in Hahnemüehle Matte Fibre.

This exhibition of the The Circuit Makati's Artist Residency Program was launched on October 17, 2025 at the Social Hall of the CityFlats Circuit Makati.

From Sandra Dans’ nature-inspired Unang Laruan to Jay Melliza’s everyday moments in Curiosity City and Niko Francisco’s expressive portraits in Between Faces, the works showcase imagination, emotion, and perspective through three distinct artistic visions.

27/10/2025

These photographs for were printed in Hahnemüehle Photo Rag®, Canvas Artist and Matte Fibre.

The Vogue Threads Manila 2025 Photo Exhibition pays tribute to Filipino creative communities by celebrating photographers, designers, makeup artists, filmmakers, actors, and more through stories that move, images that resonate, and collaborations that inspire. -

15/10/2025

These photographs by Neal Oshima ( ) were featured and printed on various Hahnemühle FineArt archival paper as part of the Hiblá exhibition in Orange Project, Bacolod City.

The accordion prints were printed on Hahnemühle Sugar Cane paper while the square works were printed on Hahnemühle Bamboo (matte) and Hahnemühle Baryta (glossy) papers.

On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, presents Hiblá, an exhibition developed in partnership with .ph with the collaboration of the Foundation University Department of Fine Arts.

Hiblá highlights Orange Project’s enduring role as a vital hub for contemporary art and community engagement. As a string of photographs spanning analogue and digital spaces of production, some never before exhibited in public, selected works of 9 photographers invite viewers to explore multiple layers of connection—between artist, medium and subject; between history, image and context; between local, national and global points of view. A thread may refer to a micro-blog that stands as the curatorial tool, mixing photos, videos, texts to bring to light a visual conversation.

Hiblá opened on September 13 the Main Gallery. This exhibition will be on view in Orange Project until October 29, 2025. 🗓

           

10/10/2025

These photographs by Sonny Thakur ( ) were featured and printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Baryta as part of the Hiblá exhibition in Orange Project, Bacolod City.

On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, presents Hiblá, an exhibition developed in partnership with .ph with the collaboration of the Foundation University Department of Fine Arts.

Hiblá highlights Orange Project’s enduring role as a vital hub for contemporary art and community engagement. As a string of photographs spanning analogue and digital spaces of production, some never before exhibited in public, selected works of 9 photographers invite viewers to explore multiple layers of connection—between artist, medium and subject; between history, image and context; between local, national and global points of view. A thread may refer to a micro-blog that stands as the curatorial tool, mixing photos, videos, texts to bring to light a visual conversation.

Hiblá opened on September 13 the Main Gallery. This exhibition will be on view in Orange Project until October 29, 2025. 🗓

📷 .santos



07/10/2025

These photographs by Jhundel Asunan ( ) were printed on Hahnemühle Bamboo and featured as part of the Hiblá exhibition in Orange Project, Bacolod City.

On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, presents Hiblá, an exhibition developed in partnership with .ph with the collaboration of the Foundation University Department of Fine Arts.

Hiblá highlights Orange Project’s enduring role as a vital hub for contemporary art and community engagement. As a string of photographs spanning analogue and digital spaces of production, some never before exhibited in public, selected works of 9 photographers invite viewers to explore multiple layers of connection—between artist, medium and subject; between history, image and context; between local, national and global points of view. A thread may refer to a micro-blog that stands as the curatorial tool, mixing photos, videos, texts to bring to light a visual conversation.

Hiblá opened on September 13 the Main Gallery. This exhibition will be on view in Orange Project until October 29, 2025. 🗓

           

22/08/2025

20/08/2025

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