Paseo Marti Havana is a moving tribute to the architectural soul of the Cuban capital. Captured near the waterfront on the iconic Paseo Marti in September 2024, this photograph explores the fluidity of time in contemporary Cuba.
The editing style pays homage to vintage photography, creating a timeless atmosphere that mirrors the subject matter. The neighborhood architecture stands as a complex monument—reflecting the island’s past glory while visibly wearing the realities of present hardship. It is a visual testament to endurance.
The Context: Captured Landscapes This piece is part of the series Captured Landscapes: Cuba - New York, a multimedia collaboration between Ildiko Tillmann and renowned Cuban jazz pianist and composer, Elio Villafranca. As an art-documentary project, its goal is to humanize and participate, rather than shock or exoticize. It is an essential piece for collectors or anyone interested in exploring culture in a truthful, humanist way.
Vintage, art documentary, travel, architectural photography. Urban landscape, history.
Paseo Marti Havana is a Limited Edition release. Only 100 prints available. Prints arrive ready to hang, with Certificate of Authenticity and serial number included.
Museum quality formats:
Archival Canvas - The Classic Choice: The texture of the canvas complements the vintage editing style, giving the photograph the feeling of a historic artifact.
Construction: Certified archival canvas stretched over a 1.5-inch wooden frame with a back panel for added stability.
Framing: Available with a simple, Oxford-brown floating frame for a refined look.
Premium Matte Metal - The Modern Choice: Infused onto aluminum with a Matte finish. This format offers a unique tension by presenting a vintage-style image on a sleek, industrial material. It is durable, moisture-resistant, and ideal for modern interiors.
Note: Metal prints arrive frameless.
If you need a specific size that isn't listed or have a custom design request in mind, I would love to help.
Please reach out to me directly at tillmannildi@gmail.com to discuss your vision.
Paseo Marti Havana is a moving tribute to the architectural soul of the Cuban capital. Captured near the waterfront on the iconic Paseo Marti in September 2024, this photograph explores the fluidity of time in contemporary Cuba.
The editing style pays homage to vintage photography, creating a timeless atmosphere that mirrors the subject matter. The neighborhood architecture stands as a complex monument—reflecting the island’s past glory while visibly wearing the realities of present hardship. It is a visual testament to endurance.
The Context: Captured Landscapes This piece is part of the series Captured Landscapes: Cuba - New York, a multimedia collaboration between Ildiko Tillmann and renowned Cuban jazz pianist and composer, Elio Villafranca. As an art-documentary project, its goal is to humanize and participate, rather than shock or exoticize. It is an essential piece for collectors or anyone interested in exploring culture in a truthful, humanist way.
Vintage, art documentary, travel, architectural photography. Urban landscape, history.
Paseo Marti Havana is a Limited Edition release. Only 100 prints available. Prints arrive ready to hang, with Certificate of Authenticity and serial number included.
Museum quality formats:
Archival Canvas - The Classic Choice: The texture of the canvas complements the vintage editing style, giving the photograph the feeling of a historic artifact.
Construction: Certified archival canvas stretched over a 1.5-inch wooden frame with a back panel for added stability.
Framing: Available with a simple, Oxford-brown floating frame for a refined look.
Premium Matte Metal - The Modern Choice: Infused onto aluminum with a Matte finish. This format offers a unique tension by presenting a vintage-style image on a sleek, industrial material. It is durable, moisture-resistant, and ideal for modern interiors.
Note: Metal prints arrive frameless.
If you need a specific size that isn't listed or have a custom design request in mind, I would love to help.
Please reach out to me directly at tillmannildi@gmail.com to discuss your vision.
