Nick Veasey: Beneath the Surface

The film is processed and then scanned on a high resolution scanner to obtain optimum detail and sharpness. The resulting images are then digitally composed and enhanced to highlight the intricate patterns and structures that are invisible to the naked eye.

Large and complex object can take months to complete and can be composed from hundreds of separate X-rays as each piece involves hours of careful preparation.

Veasey favours the Diasec method, which creates the artworks to appear to be floating off the wall in a modern, frameless style. It gives the X-ray itself the greatest possible impact and detail, as museum quality archival chromogenic prints are pressed between di-bond on the back and polished Perspex on the face.

Many people think his artworks are back-lit, but it is the contrast between the high-quality gloss, deep black background and detailed X-ray that makes the works ‘pop’.

As interest in digital and technologically driven art continues to rise, Veasey's works stand out for their uniqueness and innovation. His 2024 collection is poised to become a valuable addition to any serious art collection, promising both aesthetic pleasure and long-term investment potential.

Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of this extraordinary collection!