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Art card shows artwork by huber.huber

"Stella maris" is the name of the artwork that huber.huber, a well-known Swiss artist duo, created exclusively for Edition Helvetia 2017. The image has been used to create another art card from Helvetia Insurance.

20 September 2017, author: Hansjörg Ryser, photo: Klaus Rozsa, Photoscene

Sun reflected by the water.
A man looks at "stella maris" on a computer screen. Another man sits next to him, holding a printout of the artwork in his hand.
Black and golden yellow paint are mixed with a spatula.
Man standing next to a lithographic press.
Printing the "stella maris" graphic artwork with the lithographic press.
Two printouts of the "stella maris" graphic artwork on the wall. Four people are standing in front of it and examining the art print.
A series of modern printing presses. Two men are working at one of the presses.
A machine prints the work of art.
A device measuring the colour values on a printout of the artwork.
A man holds a printout of the artwork while another man looks over his shoulder.
The art postcard for Edition Helvetia 2017 lying on a table.
Two men are sitting at a table with the art postcards on it.
Sun reflected by the water.
The image for this year's Edition Helvetia, "stella maris", was designed by huber.huber, an artist duo from Zurich.
A man looks at "stella maris" on a computer screen. Another man sits next to him, holding a printout of the artwork in his hand.
Markus and Reto Huber design the artwork for Edition Helvetia.
Black and golden yellow paint are mixed with a spatula.
Colours are mixed for printing the graphic artwork "stella maris".
Man standing next to a lithographic press.
Thomi Wolfensberger next to the lithographic press, which is over 100 years old.
Printing the "stella maris" graphic artwork with the lithographic press.
Printing the "stella maris" graphic artwork.
Two printouts of the "stella maris" graphic artwork on the wall. Four people are standing in front of it and examining the art print.
Artists and printer examine the art print.
A series of modern printing presses. Two men are working at one of the presses.
The same principle applied to state-of-the-art print technology.
A machine prints the work of art.
Helvetia's art postcard in the printing process.
A device measuring the colour values on a printout of the artwork.
Measuring the colour values for Helvetia's art postcard.
A man holds a printout of the artwork while another man looks over his shoulder.
Printing experts at Gassmann Print's examine the cards.
The art postcard for Edition Helvetia 2017 lying on a table.
The art postcard for Edition Helvetia 2017 is ready.
Two men are sitting at a table with the art postcards on it.
Markus and Reto Huber with the art postcard for Edition Helvetia 2017.

The stars of the sea sparkle playfully and seductively on the water surface. Printer Thomi Wolfensberger and artists Markus and Reto Huber have created a striking light effect by printing on holographic paper. The limited prints – measuring 68 by 98 centimetres – were printed on a historic lithographic press.

After that, the print shop Gassmann in Biel used the print as a template for printing Helvetia Insurance's 2017 art card. Klaus Rozsa, a Swiss-Hungarian photographer, documented the creation of Helvetia's 2017 art postcard. This photo documentary on Helvetia Stories creates a bridge between analogue printing traditions and our modern digital world.

Exhibition in Helvetia's Art Foyer

Edition Helvetia was instituted by the Art Division in 2016. Last year, graphic artist Daniela Erni created the art print "Abri", which was used as a motif for our first art card. The works of Daniela Erni and huber.huber are showcased in Helvetia's art collection. From 7 September 2017 to 19 January 2018, huber.huber's creations will be exhibited at the Helvetia Art Foyer at Steinengraben 25 in Basel. The exhibition is open to the public every Thursday from 4 to 8 pm.

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