Paul Hilton – The Professional

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What’s the difference?

Using Hahnemühle Hemp for your artwork brings a unique 2D effect to your space. All GeoChange artworks are printed using the giclée method, an intricate process known for its high-resolution detail, archival-quality inks, wide color gamut. This technique delivers exceptional color depth and vibrancy.

With a 12-color pigment-based ink system, giclée prints offer superior quality, ensuring the artwork’s colors remain rich and vivid for years to come. These materials also add texture and depth to the artwork, often exceeding 100 years without significant fading when displayed under proper conditions.

Hemp giclée prints can only be framed, as opposed to our museum-grade canvas, which can be either stretched or stretched and floated. When the canvas is stretched, it provides a 3D effect, making your artwork appear as though it’s coming off the wall.

CANVAS

Using our museum-grade canvas, crafted from a thick 385gsm material, ensures a color result unlike any other, offering a remarkable 3D effect that makes your artwork appear as though it’s coming off the wall. All GeoChange artworks are printed using the giclée method, a highly refined process known for its high-resolution detail, archival-quality inks, wide color gamut, and premium canvas quality. This technique delivers unmatched color depth and vibrancy.

With a 12-color pigment-based ink system, giclée prints on this robust canvas provide superior quality, keeping colors rich and vivid for years.

Our 385gsm canvas can be stretched or stretched and floated, enhancing the artwork's presence and allowing for versatile, high-end display options in any space.

What’s the difference?

Stretched

Stretched Canvas will give your artwork a striking 3D effect, making it stand out as though it's coming off the wall. Stretching is expertly done on sustainably grown, thick Australian or New Zealand Pine, ensuring both durability and eco-friendliness. This premium process adds depth and structure, enhancing the overall presentation of your piece while aligning with GeoChange's commitment to sustainability and high-quality craftsmanship.

Float Frame

A Float Frame means your artwork will be stretched and elegantly placed in a handcrafted, custom-made Tasmanian oak frame, creating the illusion that the piece is floating within the frame. This sophisticated framing technique enhances the 3D effect of the artwork, adding a refined, gallery-like presentation while showcasing the natural beauty of Tasmanian oak. The result is a unique, elevated display that perfectly complements the artwork’s presence in any space.

About the Merch
About the Artwork

From Paul Hilton: A critically endangered Sumatra tiger, rest in the heat of the day in the Leuser Ecosystem, Sumatra, the last place on earth where tigers, rhinos, orangutans and elephants still run wild…

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Experience the essence of GeoChange limited edition artworks, available in a variety of sizes to perfectly complement your space. GeoChange artwork transcends the adage “a picture is worth a thousand words”.

By purchasing our bespoke, limited-edition pieces, you directly contribute to our international and local causes, as well as receive member-only discounts to our growing list of like-minded business partners.

Each limited piece is made-to-order on museum-grade materials, sourced sustainably and ethically, ensuring both quality and conscience — This is the foundation of GeoChange.


Hahnemuhle Hemp: One of the oldest and most diverse fibres in the world, museum grade, sustainable and lightly textured to provide a clean, rich contrast of colours. 290GSM

Canson ProCanvas: Designed for professional use, promoting a deep contrast of colours, museum grade, sustainable with a smooth finish adding warmth to any room. 385GSM

Each made-to-order artwork includes a GeoChange certificate of authenticity, highlighting your unique limited edition number certifying its exclusivity of the unique point in time which will never be recreated.

Stretching & Floating Frames:

Our in-house framing process is made completely by hand, showcasing seamless joins and beautifully textured wood. Using only sustainably sourced pine from Australia or New Zealand. Each frame is meticulously handcrafted from Tasmanian Oak, Our naturally coloured frames are artworks in themselves, designed to complement any space. Showcasing your art in another work of art.

Frame Color Options:

We offer two elegant colour options: Natural Tasmanian Oak (Light) and Dark Tasmanian Oak (Charcoal). Both are designed to perfectly enhance your existing interior design and bring your space to life!

Invest in GeoChange artworks and be a part of a movement where art meets conservation, creating a positive impact on our planet.

How much will shipping cost?

Shipping costs will vary depending on the size of your artwork and if it is framed or unframed, naturally unframed pieces will be cheaper to ship. You are welcome to frame your artwork yourself. If possible, we ask you to frame us as we can guarantee all of our materials are grown sustainably and sourced ethically, built by hand, with love, from us to you.

How long will my order take to make?

Please allow up to one week for the creation of your artwork. For our handcrafted stretching and framing options, please allow an additional two weeks. Typically, the process may take less time than this.

What is the Return Policy?

As all of GeoChange works are made to order we are unable to offer returns unless the item has been damaged in transit. If you change your mind on your piece within 24 hours of ordering we can replace it for another item. If your item has been damaged please provide photos to [email protected] for inspection.

See our Shipping & Return Policy for more information.

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Meet Paul Hilton

Cause/S - Global Conservation, Thrive Conservation

Internationally acclaimed conservation photojournalist Paul Hilton is a wildlife crime consultant and has partnered with some of the largest conservation Not for profits in the world, such as the Rainforest Action Network, Greenpeace, WildAid and the Oceanic Preservation Society. Paul has dedicated his life to his craft, becoming renowned for photojournalism that highlights wildlife crime and our relationship with the planet.

In this quest, Paul has spent the past three decades documenting deforestation, focussing on land clearing and the illegal wildlife trade in Sumatra’s Leuser Eco-system; following the shark-fin trade across the globe, from the fishing ports of Yemen and the Middle East to the high seas of the Pacific and Indian oceans; documenting life onboard long-lining fleets from Taiwan, China, the Philippines, and Indonesia; in the dried seafood markets of Southern China and Hong Kong; documenting a newly-discovered blue whale migration; satellite tagging of humpback whales; and documenting sustainable pole-and-line tuna fisheries worldwide. Paul is presently working on Kala Munda, an in-depth look into deforestation and habitat destruction and its impact on the Australian continent.

Paul’s footage of the illegal wildlife trade features heavily throughout the film ‘Racing Extinction’, produced by the Ocean Preservation Society and directed by Oscar-winner, Louie Psihoyos, which premiered at the Sundance film festival in Utah.

His work has been featured also in numerous television documentaries: Change Drivers for Discovery Channel, Ocean Warriors directed by Robert Redford for Animal Planet and Why On Earth, alongside Clint Eastwood.

2010 launched his first book, Man & Shark, highlighting the global shark-finning industry. He has received numerous awards for his conservation photography: In 2012, a World Press Photo award for his body of work on the shark- fin issue; Wildlife Photographer of the Year in 2012, 2014, 2016 and 2020; the Asian Geographic Best of the Decade series, and the Ark Trust Award for exposing bear bile farming in China, for Animals Asia Foundation. His images have been published in the books, Black Market, Hidden, Photographer Against Wildlife Crime and The Evidence Project.

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