Working within Lightfarm’s studio, artists and photographers are presented with myriad possibilities in exploring the capabilities Giclée fine art printing offers. Our qualitative approach to print profiles, media selection, and image processing techniques becomes an integral part of the creative process, allowing for nuanced expression and fidelity to the original artwork. Whether through artwork reproduction, colour management, post-production or the final print output, our studio takes care in conveying the nuance, depth and emotion behind your artworks, in all its colour, texture and detail.
About
Lightfarm specialises in the digital capture, editing and printing of fine art and photographic material.
We offer a creative studio environment where photographers, artists and creative professionals can enhance their work with extra support.
Our aim is to support the act of creation, translating between the digital image and its resolution, from inception to final output.
Lightfarm is extremely proud to have worked closely with local and international artists, photographers and galleries
including Zanele Muholi, Mary Sibande, Ayana Jackson, Terry Kurgan, William Kentridge, Gerhard Marx, Mikhael Subotzky, Kristin-Lee Moolman, Michael Meyersfeld, Fourthwall Books, Market Photo Workshop, Photo, Stevenson Gallery, Goodman Gallery, Gallery Momo and Afronova.
Andreas Vlachakis is a Johannesburg-based photographer. He studied photography at Pretoria Technikon in the early 1990s and worked as a photojournalist for many years at the Starnewspaper. He has been a freelance photographer since 2000. His work has appeared in the pages of many of the world’s top newspapers and magazines. He has been involved in the digital side of photography for over a decade and has extensive experience in digital photographic editing.
Moss Moeng is an expert film photographer and printer. He teaches Post Production Printing at the Market Photo Workshop.
Amichai Tahor has a fine art degree from the University of the Witwatersrand. He works in photography, video, performance, installation and visual literacy. He has exhibited in a number of exhibitions, directed art projects in Colombia and also works as a curator, writer and illustrator. He is a life-coach and transformational facilitator.
Amichai has extensive experience in 2D pixel and vector based art and photography.
Jodie Pather (b. 1996, Durban, KZN) is an MA graduate in History of Art from the University of Witwatersrand. Her interests include African feminisms, community-based arts as spaces of theory-praxis and baking. She spends time ruminating on questions around the value and possibilities of the arts for education and community enrichment in South Africa.