NM Editions is a bespoke service offering limited edition archival prints, posters, zines and now NFT's.
With an archive spanning 30 years, this work is now in private and commercial collections in London, Paris, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Saigon and Tokyo.
All artworks are printed by The Printspace fine art printers in London, providing a seamless service from online order to final delivery - globally.
All limited edition prints are printed on Giclee Archival paper stock. All prints come with a Certificate of Authentication (COA).
Custom print sizes, framing and stamped and signed options available on request. Contact me directly at: info@neilmassey.com
-Neil Massey-
https://opensea.io/collection/kaleidescapes
Acrylic Fluro (Neon) Paintings, 1991 - Digitally Reworked in 2020
This collection is inspired by ‘Closed Eye Hallucinations’. Under psychedelics, when your eyes are closed the brain may function ‘as if’ there is a visual input when there is none - creating kaleidoscopic patterns.
The original paintings were made from neon acrylic paint and lit by black light, back in 1991 when I was a raver. In 2020 I rediscovered and digitally reworked these paintings. KALEID{E}SCAPES were born and ready for the 3rd Millennium.
In 2020 I started to scan and digitise my negative film archive. With the passing on time, I'm interested in how photography matures like a fine wine. As I work through my archive, I will be sharing on my instagram feed @mrmasseyman and update my shop with new images - much of it never seen before.
@jimeyrejimeyrejimeyre - You're the reason I started taking pictures @mrmasseyman you’ve had such a long and outstanding journey with your camera
@dave_swindells - That's a wonderful portrait! Everything about it is great.
@kaaambing_gunung - I'm loving all your recent postings, I can’t help thinking of all the lack of phones in peoples hands. Imagining they were all less self conscious because of it.
@speck.72 - Timeless pics mate. We were street casting before street casting was a thing. Always under pressure, but always having fun. Used to love working with you, in that you delivered. I remember we definitely too a few of those vodka jelly shots.
@_ms_rmt_ Love it! That first one still proudly adorns my wall. I went missing in Ibiza to with @ladyrmason
@nataliesantafe - So many greats here again. Setting a high bar for covid era lockdown photography @mrmasseyman
@lainakataz - That's probably (one of) my favourite portraits I've seen from you. There’s a strong soul in it - I can tell.
@pfreeth - Great set again Neil, Goldmine.
@ladygrinningsoul____ - You know how to convey emotions and the spirit of the times very powerfully
@peaptarr - Super good bro, I really look forward to your future book.
@olivierlaude - Is that PCP or an NFT?
“I was lucky enough to meet Keith Flint on a few occasions and as soon as I saw Neil's portrait, it felt like he’d captured something of Keith's vulnerability that I’d not seen in other images. It was very much an impulse purchase and I’ve no idea how I’m going to justify it to my wife, but I’m very much looking forward to seeing it when it arrives!”
Josh Eve, England
"Neil Massey's Photography has his very unique take on Vietnam, the people, the culture and the every day life. I had the great honor to work with him on some projects and it's great to see that he always goes the extra mile for a shot. Usually photos are just a capture of a moment. Neil's pictures are different as they tell a story. They make you curious, you interact and almost having a conversation with them. Vietnam is so rich in traditions and heritage but in the same time open to transform itself into a young, modern and creative nation. I always strive to present and showcase this side of the country and Neil's photography in our company showroom help me do this".
Marian Von Rappard, Vietnam
On the streets of London, 'The British Telephone Box' stands battered and beaten; a disused relic from our recent history, still used by a small minority but mainly forgotten. Photographed on the technology that replaced them (my google pixel phone) 'An Ode to: The British Telephone Box' documents the last ones standing. This is my visual poem.
