Saatchi Art’s Jin-Woo Prensena Featured on National Geographic Traveler

Saatchi Art’s Jin-Woo Prensena Featured on the Cover of National Geographic Traveler

The gorgeous island of Capri as captured by Saatchi Art photographer Jin-Woo Prensena is featured on the cover of the August/September issue of National Geographic Traveler. Featured in numerous publications such as the Wall Street Journal and Culture Trip, Jin-Woo has been called “a dare-devil photographer with nerves of steel” by CNN Travel. While traveling the globe for the perfect shot, Jin-Woo enlists the best local guides who often share their own secret spots that are unknown to tourists normally. Jin-Woo captures not only the most picturesque locations but can transport any viewer to the most remote locations around the world.

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“There is something exciting and special about shooting live up in the air with the elements and I think it reflects in my work. There is a real connection between me and my image.”
- Jin-Woo Prensena

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Jin-Woo shooting over Los Angeles (Photo Courtesy of Artist)

In order to get the perfect shot, Jin-Woo has dived with great white sharks, leaned out of helicopters flying 7,500 feet above downtown Los Angeles, and traveled to remote locations in Iceland.

Jin-Woo considers himself a quiet person and choose to express himself through his photography. He says, “I find it’s when I can me my true self”.

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Photo Courtesy of Artist

Jin-Woo considers himself a quiet person and choose to express himself through his photography. He says, “I find it’s when I can me my true self”.

About the Collection

See the world through a new vantage point. Travel to new heights above the coast of Italy or soar over the chaos of downtown Los Angeles. Browse travel photography by Jin-Woo Prensena.

Works from this Artist

Photography, 22.5 H x 40 W x .1 in

$3670

Photography, 40 H x 71 W x .1 in

$6900

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Saatchi Art's Augmented Reality App

Saatchi Art is pleased to announce an update to our iOS app that will help art buyers overcome one of their biggest challenges online – seeing the artwork in their living space before purchase. 87% of hesitant online art buyers cite a lack of physical inspection as a serious problem in the art-buying world. We’re introducing an augmented reality feature, allowing you to preview original artwork virtually on your wall before you purchase.

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Saatchi Art makes it easy to preview artwork in your room using our augmented reality feature.

Art lovers now have have an effective tool for "envisioning" artwork in their space making the interior design process easy and fearless.

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With the AR feature, you can see the depth of the artwork, dimension and perspective in a 3D space, giving a realistic preview of what the artwork will look like on your wall in just three simple steps.

By pairing the new augmented reality feature with one-on-one access to a world-class Art Advisory team, Saatchi Art makes art buying a painless experience.

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Saatchi Art Curators, Rebecca Wilson and Brooke Hulton

By pairing the new augmented reality feature with one-on-one access to a world-class Art Advisory team, Saatchi Art makes art buying a painless experience.

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Saatchi Art makes previewing artwork easier.

Take advantage of our new feature by testing it out yourself. We’ve put together a collection of works that work great for rooms of all sizes. Download the Saatchi Art iOS app today and preview original artwork in the comfort of your own space.

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Saatchi Art Delivers 600lb Sculpture from New Mexico to Virginia

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Our logistics team coordinated everything from packaging to installation.

Maureen O’Brien’s first purchase with Saatchi Art was ‘Fibonacci’s Awakening’, a sculpture by American artist Jo Moore. The sculpture weighed 600 lbs which meant that transporting it across the US, from the artist’s studio in New Mexico to its new home in Virginia, was a complicated process. But with the right packaging and careful handling during the whole process the sculpture arrived safely after its 3-day cross-country journey.
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"Saatchi Art was the first website I found where I could find art that I absolutely love. We have a beautiful home in Virginia so it was important to my family to find art that suited our home and we couldn’t be happier!"

Maureen O’Brien

Customer

About The Artist

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Jo Moore

New Mexico, United States

New Mexico native, Jo Moore, is one of those rare lifetime studio artists able to cross boundary lines, working in multi-dimensional disciplines. Her compelling sculpture draws on inspiration from nature, displaying uniquely rich surfaces, exploring the inherent tension of the elemental forces contained within the stone.

Morning Slumber

Sculpture, 84 H x 96 W x 10 in

$23000

Arroyo Azule III

Painting, 20 H x 10 W x .8 in

$725

Torso II-Stone Sculpture

Sculpture, 11 H x 4 W x 4 in

$1920

Aquamarine Dreams

Sculpture, 18 H x 16 W x 12 in

$8000

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Escape

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The desire to escape the sensory overload of urban living can be realized through the artworks you purchase. We’ve seen a trend towards artworks that evoke a sense of solitude and calm whether through photographs that capture the isolation of the wilderness or paintings that bring to life the quiet respite of remote landscapes.

Portraits Revisited

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Contemporary artists are reinventing the traditional portrait in favor of something more cutting-edge. New questions around identity are raised in compelling portraits that obscure the sitter’s face.

"Although we always encourage collectors to buy what you love, tracking the progression of trends helps sense the directions of the art market and discover new artists."

– Rebecca Wilson, Chief Curator and VP, Art Advisory at Saatchi Art

Inspired by Old Masters

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Artists such as Marco Battaglini and Mandy Racine continue to be inspired by the Old Masters but with a distinctive 21st-century edge. Proof that classical never goes out of style!

Outdoor Sculptures

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With online galleries making it easier to find large-scale sculptures we are noticing a growing trend for outdoor sculptures. Extend your refined taste to your garden with a sculpture that will weather through the years.

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