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Alma Haser
In The Palm Of My Hand
€175,00 EUR
Alma Haser
In the palm of my hand, 2025
Archival pigment print
(from original photography and
printed photographs layered in
the image )
"This series playfully explores the symbolism of hands as a way to define what is real.
In dreams, our subconscious often improvises details based on memory and expectation, leading to surreal or distorted perceptions. One common method for distinguishing dreams from waking life is by looking at our hands—something that often appears strange or inconsistent in dreams. By regularly examining the details of your hands while awake, you build a habit that can carry over into your dreams. When this happens, it can trigger the realisation that you’re dreaming, giving you the ability to consciously influence and navigate the dream world."
A.H.
Limited Edition Print
Available in four sizes:
28 × 35 cm (11 × 13.8 in) — Edition of 50
51 × 64 cm (20 × 25 in) — Edition of 25
76 × 95 cm (30 × 37.5 in) — Edition of 15
102 × 127 cm (40 × 50 in) — Edition of 5
Styled With
Made to Museum Standards
Every print is produced using museum-grade giclée printing on Hahnemühle German Etching—a heavyweight paper favoured by artists for its distinctive character. The strong mottled texture holds more ink, delivering deep blacks and vibrant colours with rich contrast that brings each collage to life.
At 310gsm with a slightly warm base tone, this robust cotton paper has a handmade, crafted quality. The textured surface catches light beautifully, giving each piece genuine gallery presence. With 11-colour ultra-wide gamut inks, these prints are built to last—archival rated for 80 years.
Built to handle like the art object it is.
| Paper: | Hahnemühle German Etching |
| Weight: | 310gsm |
| Finish: | Matte |
| Tone: | Slightly Warm White |
| Texture: | High texture, spaced |
| Inks: | 11-Colour Ultra Wide Gamut |
| Archival Life: | 80 Years |