Zebra crossing in Tokyo, Japan by Angelique van Esch

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Textile fabric (interchangeable fabric) in an aluminium or wooden frame
Width
Aluminium: min. 30 cm – max. 15 m (other side max. 3 m)
Wood: min. 30 cm – max. 130 cm
Height
Aluminium: min. 30 cm – max. 15 m (other side max. 3 m)
Wood: min. 30 cm – max. 130 cm
Custom sizing
Made to measure, in steps of 1 cm
Frame thickness
25 mm Aluminium: 2–3 mm visible on the front
Wood: 0.5 cm visible on each side
Frame colours
Black, white, aluminium, gold
Wood: natural Ayous
Finish
Fabric: matte
Aluminium frame: matte (gold glossy)
Wooden frame: natural
Acoustic option
Yes (optional)
Sturdiness
Support bar included from 180 cm (aluminium frame)
Delivery
Self-assembly kit
Hanging
Wall mounts, or on a ceiling rail (see components)
Components
Frame, acoustic panel, wall mounts, eyelets for rail mounting (via customer service)
Not suitable for
Damp areas and outdoor use
Material
SEG textile
Acoustic material (B1 fire class, partly made from recycled PET bottles)

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Acoustic material
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Zebra crossing in Tokyo, Japan by Angelique van Esch
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Angelique van Esch

Bocholtz, Netherlands

About ‘Zebra crossing in Tokyo, Japan’ by Angelique van Esch

Tokyo is a playground for every photographer. On every corner you will find photogenic spots and situations. A simple zebra crossing is transformed into a small work of art by the shadows and the yellow jacket of the boy.

Original created by Angelique van Esch.

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Angelique van Esch
Bocholtz, Netherlands

Hi, how nice of you to visit my page!

Let me introduce myself. My name is Angelique van Esch (1981). I've always had a passion for photography, but from 2018 I started to work with it seriously. I graduated from the School of Photography in June 2020 and soon I want to start working for myself in portrait and business photography.

I was born and raised in 's-Hertogenbosch, but currently live in beautiful South Limburg. I love to travel and have seen…

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