Handpicked photographs & art prints
Posters and Portals is an online store based in Denmark, offering handpicked art prints and photography posters from a collective of international artists who work with passion and love.
Concept
The concept is crafted based on the interplay of two geometric shapes: The rectangle symbolizes the outline of a physical print, embodying the essence of a material poster. On the other hand, the circle serves as an abstract representation of a dimensional portal, akin to a Stargate.
Story
The idea originated years ago shifting through a vast collection of images on the hard drives. Being both artists working on different mediums, we felt compelled to share them with a discerning audience that could appreciate a unique and original perspective.
“As art lovers, who value collecting posters as a visual inspiration, we’ve gathered quite a few posters from fine art galleries to other artists over the years. Whenever looking at them, they always take our mind to different places, which is why we consider them a way of escaping to remote locations.”
The Collective
“Art creates a profound connection between the artist and the audience. Through that connection, both can be healed.” – R. Rubin
We create art because we want to be heard. The art we create exposes the most inner and intimate parts of ourselves. The drive to create is stronger than the fear of revealing who we truly are.
This is one of the reasons behind Posters & Portals: we, the creators, play with brushes and pigments, analog film cameras or pixels, documenting fleeting moments that yearn to be seen through a medium—a high-quality print that transports the imagination through a portal.
Sustainability
The dedicated commitment is to prioritize the environment. We opt to postpone shipping by a few days, enabling us to employ a stress-free, print-on-demand process. Utilizing exclusively certified FSC®, paper sourced from sustainable forests, our posters are 100% disposable.
“We consistently believed that the beauty of photography should be appreciated not merely through the confines of a small screen but rather experienced in every aspect of our surroundings.”
