About

All artworks are fine art prints, made using giclée techniques on archival paper, ensuring rich detail and long-lasting quality. Our prints are available in two sizes: 8×10 in (20×25 cm) and 16×20 in (40×50 cm), and are shipped unframed to fit standard frames.

Quality

• Color Vibrancy: 12-color fine art printing ensures vivid colors.
• Paper Finish: Smooth matte finish for a glare-free display.
• Paper Weight: 200 gsm (80 lb), thickness: 0.26 mm (10.3 mils).

Shipping
Each print is carefully packed in sturdy packaging to prevent damage. Orders typically ship within 3 business days, with delivery taking 4-5 days. Depending on your location, delivery may take a bit longer.

Returns
In the unlikely event that your print arrives damaged, please contact us immediately. We are committed to ensuring your satisfaction and will gladly replace the artwork at no additional cost. Simply contact us provide details of the damage, and our team will assist you in processing a quick replacement.

The Concept

The artist behind The Dreamers Bench is Viktor Lajos. The project is built around a single bench, a universal symbol where life pauses for a moment. A bench is neutral. It does not belong to any city, culture, or time. It holds space for us, whoever we are, wherever we are in our lives.

It is a place where we rest, reflect, and slow down, a place to breathe between decisions. Here, we confront the complexity of human emotions: our hopes, fears, hesitations, plans, and the quiet determination that moves us forward.

Each artwork captures a contemplative figure, or figures, seated on this bench, lost in thought. The titles represent what they might be thinking or saying to another person in that moment, fragments of a dialogue with themselves or others. Together, the image and title form a subtle narrative about us, and the thoughts that shape our reality.

The visual style draws inspiration from traditional printing houses, where old, unrelated printed sheets were often loaded into the press to set up the print. This caused different images to overlap unexpectedly, creating surprising visual connections between elements that were originally unrelated. The Dreamers Bench artworks echo this idea with two distinct layers, the textured background and the clean, graphic figure, forming meaning in an unexpected way.