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Snow Day: Limited Signed 33 Issue Zine

$29.99

Title:Snow Day
Edition: Limited to 33 copies
Format: 8.5 x 11 in | Softcover | 28 pages
Signed & Numbered by the Artist

A limited-run photography zine featuring a curated sequence of 28 pages of original work.
Each copy is individually signed and numbered (1/33–33/33), making this a rare collector’s piece.

Printed in an intimate 8.5 x 11 softcover format, using 85# premium matte paper, this edition captures the raw detail, tone, and atmosphere of the series as intended by the photographer.

Artist’s Statement:

“Snow Day began as a simple walk.

After the blizzard moved through Rhode Island, I went out to document what was left behind. I wasn’t interested in the storm itself — only the aftermath. The way snow compresses sound. The way it reshapes geometry. The way it forces stillness onto spaces designed for motion.

Familiar streets felt suspended in time. Cars became sculptures. Footprints became gestures. The landscape felt both fragile and monumental.

This project is about interruption — and the strange beauty that appears when routine is paused.”

Title:Snow Day
Edition: Limited to 33 copies
Format: 8.5 x 11 in | Softcover | 28 pages
Signed & Numbered by the Artist

A limited-run photography zine featuring a curated sequence of 28 pages of original work.
Each copy is individually signed and numbered (1/33–33/33), making this a rare collector’s piece.

Printed in an intimate 8.5 x 11 softcover format, using 85# premium matte paper, this edition captures the raw detail, tone, and atmosphere of the series as intended by the photographer.

Artist’s Statement:

“Snow Day began as a simple walk.

After the blizzard moved through Rhode Island, I went out to document what was left behind. I wasn’t interested in the storm itself — only the aftermath. The way snow compresses sound. The way it reshapes geometry. The way it forces stillness onto spaces designed for motion.

Familiar streets felt suspended in time. Cars became sculptures. Footprints became gestures. The landscape felt both fragile and monumental.

This project is about interruption — and the strange beauty that appears when routine is paused.”

This edition of Snow Day is limited to 33 signed and numbered copies. No additional printings will be produced.

Because of its extremely small run, each issue functions as both a publication and a collectible object. The scarcity ensures that ownership remains intimate — only 33 individuals will hold this first edition.

Due to the small batch nature of this item shipping will take an estimated 6-10 weeks.