• Do Knot Untie - Black and White Portrait Photography Fine Art Print
  • Do (K)not UntiDo Knot Untie - Black and White Portrait Photography Fine Art Printe - Black and White Portrait Photography Fine Art Print
  • Do Knot Untie - Black and White Portrait Photography Fine Art Print
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Do (K)not Untie

Do (K)not Untie

Do Knot Untie is inspired by breath and suffocation fetish.

Do Knot Untie is part of a 8 month research into analogue photography and printing. "If you know, you know" is my queerest work yet - a raw, unapologetic journey into queerness, kink, and fetishism. Shot entirely on analogue film, the series embraces texture, imperfection, and authenticity. This body of work doesn't aim to explain itself - it speaks in code, in authenticity. It invites those who know to feel seen, and those who don't to lean in. 

A celebration of queer desire in all its layered, lustful, and deeply human forms.

Foma 112 variant III, matte / wooden frame / white passe-partout  / glass / plastic 
2025

Edition: numbered and signed
Printed onFoma 112 variant III, matte / wooden frame / white passe-partout  / glass / plastic
Certificate of authenticity included
Ready to ship within 2–4 weeks
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Do Knot Untie about?
Do Knot Untie is inspired by breath and suffocation fetish, exploring tension between control, vulnerability, restraint, and release. The work translates these sensations into a visual language rooted in intimacy and psychological intensity.
What is the series If you know, you know?
If you know, you know is a deeply personal analogue photography series by Rik Versteeg exploring queerness, kink, and fetish culture through coded imagery, texture, and emotional intimacy. Shot entirely on analogue film, the series embraces imperfection and authenticity, speaking through suggestion rather than explanation.
What materials are used for the artwork?
The artwork is printed on Foma 112 Variant III matte paper and presented in a wooden frame with white passe-partout, glass, and protective plastic elements.
Is the artwork signed and numbered?
Yes, each artwork is part of a limited edition and comes numbered and signed by the artist.
Does the artwork include a certificate of authenticity?
Yes, every piece includes a certificate of authenticity.
What framing options are available?
The artwork is presented in a wooden frame with white passe-partout, glass, and protective plastic elements as part of the finished work.
How long does shipping take?
All works are produced to order and ready to ship within approximately 2–4 weeks.
What sizes are available?
Available sizes can be found under the product variants.
How should I care for the artwork?
Avoid direct sunlight, humidity, and extreme temperature changes. Clean the glass gently with a soft microfiber cloth. Handle the frame with care to preserve its materials and finish.
Is every print unique?
Yes. Due to the analogue process and printing variations, each work may show subtle differences in texture, tone, and detail, making every piece slightly unique.
Why analogue photography and printing?
The analogue process is central to the work’s emotional and conceptual depth. Grain, imperfection, and physical printing methods reinforce the embodied, sensory nature of breath, restraint, and queer desire explored in the series.
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