Memory of an Instant

Name: Memory of an Instant
Brand: Darian Mederos
SKU: DM-PRI-26-MEMORY-OF-AN-INSTANT
Price: 302.5 EUR
Availability: InStock

€ 303

Edition of 100 - Signed and Numbered

We're proud to announce our limited edition collaboration with Darian Mederos, featuring the exclusive release of 'Memory of an Instant'.

Pay in 3 installments of € 101 with Klarna

About this work

Our latest collaboration with Darian Mederos features Memory of an Instant, a limited edition print, released in an edition of only 100.

Some moments stay with us long after their details have faded. Memory of an Instant takes its name from the emotional trace a moment leaves behind: a feeling, an impression, a memory that changes each time we return to it.

The painting holds something of Mederos's experience, while leaving room for yours. What you see is shaped by the memories, emotions and personal history you bring to it. Meaning grows through that encounter, making the connection different for every viewer.

Printed to museum-quality standards on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm cotton paper using archival pigment inks. All materials are acid-free and OBA-free, ensuring exceptional depth, texture, and longevity.

How a release works

We release limited editions that are fixed in quantity, meaning we will only ever produce a specific number of prints or sculptures. In the case of time-limited editions, the artwork is available for a set period, and the final edition size is determined by how many pieces are sold during that window. Once that time frame ends, no more will be made, making each piece truly exclusive.

Upon arrival, each piece will be accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

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No Returns on Time-Limited Editions
Products offered as part of a time-limited edition are excluded from the right of withdrawal. These artworks are exclusively available for purchase during a limited timeframe, after which the edition size is finalized. As such, these products are non-returnable. This exclusion is in accordance with applicable laws and regulations for personalized and made-to-order products.

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Dimensions
Unframed: 60.0 x 70.0 cm

Medium
This edition is printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm Cotton paper, using archival pigment inks and acid-free and OBA-free materials.

Finishing
Each print is signed and numbered. A Certificate of Authenticity is included with every print and features the "NOTRE ARTE LIMITED EDITION" blind embossing.

Release date
October 16, 2026

1 Collaboration(s)

Darian Mederos

1 Collaboration(s)

Darian Mederos

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