A giclée is a high-quality art reproduction used in museums, among other places, for reproducing watercolors, gouaches, or pencil drawings in limited quantities. It is the modern equivalent of what lithographs used to be used for, so to speak.
Giclée comes from the French verb gicler , which means to spray or atomize. Fine jets of ink atomize multiple (10 to 12 basic colors, sometimes even 16). This creates enormous color depth. Only archival-quality pigment inks are used for printing, ensuring a color guarantee of at least 100 years. The prints therefore remain beautiful without fading...
My giclées are printed exclusively on high-quality acid-free art paper. They are limited per print.
I deliver them handwritten, numbered, and signed. Naturally, they come with a certificate of authenticity.
In each case, it concerns original design drawings that I made for and about my automata. For each automaton, I select the most narrative one and have them printed in limited editions.