Print details & delivery
Printed in Albert’s studio on Canson Infinity Baryta Prestige II, 340 g/m². A certificate of authenticity accompanies every print.
Archival pigment print on a smooth, baryta, natural-white acid-free paper without optical brighteners. Framing is available by arrangement; the frame and delivery are quoted separately.
The edition contains 10 numbered prints and 2 artist’s proofs. Availability excludes reserved prints and artist’s proofs. Your print number is confirmed personally.
Shipping costs, applicable taxes and delivery timing are confirmed before purchase. Production timing is confirmed with your quotation.
Full collecting informationFraming example: a 1 cm white border, a mat of at least 5.5 cm for the smaller artwork or 8 cm for the larger artwork, and a 2 cm or 3 cm frame profile. These surround the image; they are added to its dimensions. The preview preserves the photograph’s proportions and adjusts the mat opening to fit.
Room scale is illustrative, based on a 280 cm / 110.2 in console. Final framing dimensions are confirmed separately.
The Engineress
Commute through the Collapse
Albert Pocej & Stasy Malyshenko · Iceland, 2026
Signed and numbered by the artist
9 of 10 numbered prints available
Albert confirms your print number, delivery and payment personally. No commitment.
Albert’s work is held in collections in Monaco, Sweden and Lithuania.
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From photograph to print
A landscape to live with.
A figure carrying a wheel crosses black sand beside a shipwreck. The open sky and the remains of the vessel give Commute through the Collapse its sense of scale.
Made in Iceland in 2026 by Albert Pocej and Stasy Malyshenko, the photograph is part of The Engineress.
Printed in Albert’s studio. Archival pigment print on a smooth, baryta, natural-white acid-free paper without optical brighteners. A white paper border surrounds the image.
The edition comprises 10 numbered prints and two artist’s proofs. The listed price is for the unframed print; delivery and framing are arranged individually.
Discuss this workUnframed. Framing is arranged separately.
A conversation with the artist
Direct from Albert’s studio.
Albert Pocej is a Lithuanian photographer and conceptual artist working between Vilnius and Monaco. His photographs are held in the Semenikhin collection in Monaco, EBB Medical Group in Sweden and NIT Group in Lithuania.
About Albert & selected collections