Studio photo reproduction of a unique artwork on fine art paper.

Numbered /99 on the back and signed by Robert Jaso.

Framing (upon request): Black or white wood

Artist Commitment
In a world where the voices of the most vulnerable are too often silenced, the works of Robert Jaso give a voice to those who no longer have an identity. Through his portraits of faceless women and battered women, the artist firmly commits against violence against women and denounces society's complicit silence. These portraits are not just representations; they are silent screams against injustice and poignant testimonies of disconnection and suffering. Jaso's commitment stems from his experience as a migrant, his struggle for recognition, and his observation of persistent injustices, particularly in the fashion world.

Artist's innovation:
Robert Jaso's unique photographic ink transfer printing technique, developed over years of research, creates works of exceptional fineness. This hybrid process combines the precision of photography with a cutting-edge artistic touch, preserving the richness of detail while imbuing each piece with a unique emotional dimension.

About original works and editions:
Robert Jaso's original works explore identity, internal and social struggles through portraits of individuals often erased by violence. Each piece embodies the fragility of human existence and the deep ruptures within society. The limited edition reproductions respect the integrity of the original artwork while offering a new dimension through the photographic process.