FOTOBLECH - pictures

FOTOBLECH Wall cladding in the Elbphilharmonie, Hamburg

Backlighting.
Fotoblech create vibrant artworks: Light permeates the image, adding depth.
A captivating interplay of photo and light.
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FOTOBLECH as a wedding gift

Not sure what to give to the bridal pair? What about a portrait of FOTOBLECH? This kind of gift would make a special impression.

We recommend a minimum size of A2 (59 * 42cm). Or even bigger, for example, 70 * 100cm. The image can be ordered frameless, with canted and welded edges or with passepartout. You just send us your photo and we will send back a preview including the price.

Then the portrait is stamped on 1.5 mm thick aluminum and will be powder coated. On request, we edge the borders by about 2cm and seal the edges. The result is a picture with a frame that can be easily hung on the wall.

FOTOBLECH as Portrait with passe-partout

For portraits we often use FOTOBLECH. Behind the perforated sheet another white plate is mounted, which is slightly larger and frames the image as a kind of mat. This example clearly shows that the background is always beeing considered.

On the left you can see a portrait, which we presented on the competition "120 seconds", among other examples. The judges loved it and so we won the first prize.

Many people believe that the image was painted on or behind the perforated sheet. But only the different-sized holes produce this effect.

FOTOBLECH classic images

Custom Images. Fotoblech offers the ability to create custom image motifs in stunning quality. Simply send us your design, and we will optimize it for you – with a free preview included!

The panels are perforated, edged, welded, and optionally coated. For the best results, we recommend sizes starting from A1 up to a maximum of 125x300 cm per panel. Larger formats are created by combining multiple panels. The flexible design options make it possible to create unique and durable artworks for both indoor and outdoor use.

1.8.2014: Kleine Zeitung

FOTOBLECH classic Exhibition in Linz

Exhibition. Fotoblech captivates as a backlit image with fascinating light and structural effects.

The first public presentation took place in 2011 at the Volkshaus Keferfeld-Oed in Linz, where luminous portraits showcased the versatility of this material. Fotoblech uniquely combines art and technology, creating stunning visual experiences.