Chrissy Irvine Photography

29/04/2025

I've just loaded a studio sale onto my website - these special prices are for the remaining prints from my exhibition and there's only a select amount left. I need to clear the space in my studio so off they go. Some of the prices are REALLY GOOD.

10% off printed to order, too!

Any questions let me know. Go to https://www.chrissyirvine.com/prints - scroll down and you'll see what ones are for sale. Or go through the link in my bio.

Thanks heaps for your ongoing support!
Chrissy

15/10/2024

Yayoi

Photograph taken at Yayoi Kusama Museum, Tokyo.

Shot on a Mamiya 6 using Portra 400, 6x6 film, color processed, and scanned at the highest resolution with a Hasselblad Imacon. Printed on archival, semi-gloss, 100% cotton rag with archival inkjet inks. Prints produced by .

Available in four sizes and printed to order:
• 250 x 250 mm, edition of 12.
• 500 x 500 mm, edition of 5.
• 750 x 750 mm, edition of 4 with 1 A/P.
• 1000 x 1000 mm, original of 3 with 1 A/P.

If you’re interested in purchasing a print, please enquire via message (as my website is currently not live).

Photograph taken in 2019.

14/10/2024

Passing Fuji

Photograph taken from the Tokaido Shinkansen rail line, near Shin-Fuji Station, on the Tokyo to Osaka route.

This work was sponsored by for my solo show at Hot Clay Gallery in 2023. I’m finally taking the time to properly load these onto Instagram.

Shot on a Mamiya 6 using Portra 400, 6x6 film, color processed, and scanned at the highest resolution with a Hasselblad Imacon. Printed on archival, semi-gloss, 100% cotton rag with archival inkjet inks. Prints produced by .

Available in four sizes and printed to order:
• 250 x 250 mm, edition of 12.
• 500 x 500 mm, edition of 5.
• 750 x 750 mm, edition of 4 with 1 A/P.
• 1000 x 1000 mm, original of 3 with 1 A/P.

If you’re interested in purchasing a print, please enquire via message (as my website is currently not live).

Captured in 2019.

14/10/2024

Passing Fuji 🗻

Photograph taken from the Tokaido Shinkansen rail line, near Shin-Fuji Station, on the Tokyo to Osaka route.

This work was sponsored by Tui Tuia/Learning Circle for my solo show at Hot Clay Gallery in 2023. I’m finally taking the time to properly load these onto Instagram.
Shot on a Mamiya 6 using Portra 400, 6x6 film, color processed, and scanned at the highest resolution with a Hasselblad Imacon. Printed on archival, semi-gloss, 100% cotton rag with archival inkjet inks. Prints produced by Skar Image Lab.

Available in four sizes and printed to order:
• 250 x 250 mm, edition of 12.
• 500 x 500 mm, edition of 5.
• 750 x 750 mm, edition of 4 with 1 A/P.
• 1000 x 1000 mm, original of 3 with 1 A/P.

If you’re interested in purchasing a print, please enquire via message (as my website is currently not live).

Captured in 2019.

19/03/2023

www.chrissyirvine.com/print-store

Join our exclusive fine art sale today to elevate your collection. Purchase a print with this limited time 20% off discount code ILOVEART 💕

Weaving in and out of urban Japan as well as its meticulously curated gardens, Irvine documents her understanding of the Japanese term 'Mono No Aware'- translated as: precarious beauty, fleeting moments in time. These ideas embed themselves into the work, often in a deeply personal way. 

13/03/2023

Tokyo Metropolitan Tourism Chrysanthemum Exhibition

The inspector…

"The exhibition has been held since 1915 and today displays approximately 2,000 chrysanthemum. You can also buy seeds and learn how to grow the flowers yourself. Although one of the most well known displays in Tokyo, the shaded Kusachi Hiroba is not the nicest area of the park and the drab temporary booths in which the Chrysanthemum flowers are displayed make you feel like you’re at a vegetable-judging contest."

05/03/2023

Hotel Nikko and The Crossing next to each other at the Passing Fuji exhibition.

I had a lot of fun sequencing this exhibition. So many of the images worked together as diptychs so we rolled with that idea for the hang of the show.

21/02/2023

We are selling our beautiful home this year 😥 in order to make the move to Nelson after our second baby is born and settled.

Part of the staging process was to hang 1 x 1m prints from Passing Fuji in our house - we had moved from a 2 bedroom to a 4 bedroom with these huge walls. I hadn't managed to fill in the short time we lived there, so putting up the prints really made the house pop!

It made me realise I should never underestimate the right sized piece of art for a space. Especially, especially, in a new build - where white walls and minimalism can overtake a space and make it feel cold. Art on the walls helps a home feel like home, and creates a reflection of the people who live there.

I swear I'll show you some other photos other than The Pond I from Passing Fuji soon, there are 24 photos all up. They are available on my online store in four different sizes, or get in touch for custom sizing for your special space. Being medium format, they are able to go pretty big!

A special thanks to for photographing our home and for this photo.

30/01/2023

www.chrissyirvine.com/prints-passing-fuji

Very excited to be launching my online print store today!

All photographs from my Passing Fuji exhibition are now live and ready to order and ship directly to you or your framer. These are limited edition, archival quality prints, available in four different sizes.

Please enquire if you require a custom size or more information.

25/01/2023

There’s just a few more days to get into the gallery and see PASSING FUJI by . The images really need to be viewed in person to see the depth and detail in each print.

22/01/2023

All photographs are available at Hot Clay Gallery and are printed and shipped to order!

Hot Clay is a gallery based in Nelson specialising in New Zealand Ceramics and contemporary art. Pop in for a pat, chat or a quiet browse. We also run Kiln Studio so if you'd like to learn more about clay we're a great place to start.

28/12/2022

Repost from

Passing Fuji with opens in store and online today at 5:30. If you've found yourself in Nelson post-xmas / pre-NYE please pop into Hot Clay, 123
Hardy Street this evening at 5:30pm.

There will be cold refreshments from our lovely sponsors , and

PS we have a cheeky wee gift the first few punters in the door.