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White Dahlia | Photography by Tal Shpantzer | Talfoto Studio. Item composed of canvas in minimalism or contemporary style
White Dahlia | Photography by Tal Shpantzer | Talfoto Studio. Item composed of canvas in minimalism or contemporary style

Created and Sold by Tal Shpantzer | Talfoto Studio

Tal Shpantzer | Talfoto Studio

White Dahlia - Photography

Price $550

Creation: 1-2 weeks
Shipping: UPS
Estimated Arrival: TBD

Woman Owned

Made In USA

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DimensionsWeight
30H x 30W x 1D in
76.2H x 76.2W x 2.54D cm
1.81 kg
4 lb

Dahlia Bloom, Black & white Limited Edition Print by Photographer Tal Shpantzer from The Petal Series.

Item White Dahlia
As seen in Creator's Studio, New York, NY
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Tal Shpantzer | Talfoto Studio
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2024
I am fascinated when a dialog emerges from what appears to be the simplest of moments from states of uncertainty and transience

Photographer Tal Shpantzer has been based in New York since 2000, Tal has spent several years studying & shooting in Tel-Aviv, Prague & Europe after graduating from The Minneapolis College of Art and Design, with a B.F.A. degree in Photography/Media Art (Honors).

Tal’s work has been published and exhibited nationally and internationally. Her image-making and photography has been recognized by HBO, MTV, TOPMAN, Generation Magazine and Vogue.it. Most recently, her work can be found in Saatchi Art Collection & catalog, Refinery29, W Magazine as well as HBO’s True Detective & The Upside feature film.

She is the recipient of a Soros Center for Contemporary Art grant for her Limbus Diary series, and a Morrison Vanderlip media award.
She is currently working on her first book publication.

Artist Statement
My interest in photography lies principally in exploring moments that are undefined. I am fascinated when a dialog emerges from what appears to be the simplest of moments from states of uncertainty and transience. A raw and unpretentious moment can reveal complexities, evoke imagined histories, and hidden truths.