Cheraine Collette
'Legacy of Motion' 2025
Photographic painting | Edition of 3 + 1 AP
180 x 120 cm
30,000€ + taxes
Brief explanation of the artwork:
“In Legacy of Motion, the artist presents the Porsche 356A 1500 Carrera GS Coupé, a milestone in automotive design and performance. Released in 1956, the Carrera GS was engineered for endurance, drawing from Porsche’s early racing heritage and powered by the revered four-cam engine developed for motorsport. Its sculpted form and mechanical clarity defined a legacy that continues to shape Porsche’s identity to this day.
Accompanying the car are two snow leopards, rare, poised, and silent.
Their presence is no accident. Just as the 356A Carrera reflects the discipline and balance at the heart of great engineering, the snow leopard embodies mastery through precision in nature.
Both elusive, both exist far from the noise, where true excellence resides.
As part of the Limitless series, Legacy of Motion explores the space where design becomes legacy.
It reminds us that in both nature and innovation, true power often moves quietly, and leaves a mark that endures.”
About Cheraine Collette:
“Cheraine Collette (b. 1993, The Netherlands) is an award-winning fine art photographer known for blending photography with digital painting to create poetic visions of nature. Her work explores themes of beauty, harmony, and unity, evoking a deep sense of wonder for the treasures of our planet. She graduated in 2015 from the Fotovakschool University of Applied Photography and crafts every stage of her image-making process, from photographing wildlife and architecture to composing entirely new visual worlds. Her work is part of the permanent collection of the Museo d’Arte di Chianciano Terme and has been exhibited at Context Art Miami, Scope Miami Beach, Palm Beach Contemporary + Modern, Contemporary Istanbul, and the Biennale of Chianciano. She has received over 300 international awards, including two Golden and one silver Pangea Trophy and the title of "Fine Art Photographer of the Year". Her work is held in prestigious private and corporate collections worldwide.”