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BINGHAM CANYON MINE (Salt Lake City, Utah. USA)

from $1,350.00

Salt Lake , Utah

Bingham Canyon Mine portrays one of the largest open-pit copper mining operations in the world, located in Utah, USA. Seen from space, the terraced geometry of the mine unfolds into a complex visual structure where excavation, access roads, and processing areas form an intricate pattern of lines, curves, and color layers.

Archival Pigment Print Photography

- Dimensions
- Framing and mounting
- Shipping and delivery

Every image is unique, part of a limited edition and produced individually immediately after the order is received.

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Salt Lake , Utah

Bingham Canyon Mine portrays one of the largest open-pit copper mining operations in the world, located in Utah, USA. Seen from space, the terraced geometry of the mine unfolds into a complex visual structure where excavation, access roads, and processing areas form an intricate pattern of lines, curves, and color layers.

Archival Pigment Print Photography

- Dimensions
- Framing and mounting
- Shipping and delivery

Every image is unique, part of a limited edition and produced individually immediately after the order is received.

 
 

Detail

Installation in Black Float frame - 120 x 120 cm

 
 
 
Bingham Canyon Mine is a limited-edition satellite fine art artwork by Federico Winer, transforming one of the world’s largest open-pit copper mines into an abstract, museum-quality composition.