"Rebirth" Limited Edition Print Release
November 10-17
"Rebirth Project" – 7 Days Only – November 10-17









Prints
Rebirth Limited Edition Prints
Collectors
Rebirth Collectors Edition
Halo
Rebirth Halo Edition
Rebirth is available for a short window: November 10-17 (7 days only).
Email subscribers get Early Access on November 9 at 19:00 Helsinki / 12:00 New York.
When the window closes, the drop closes.
Most sizes in this release are timed editions. That means the edition is open only during the 7-day window. The final edition size is determined by how many are collected before the window closes.
Once Rebirth closes on November 17, the edition is finalized and the works will not be available again.
Prints — the pure image on museum-grade 100% cotton fine art paper. Each print is hand-signed and numbered including A4.
Collector Editions — the image becomes a sculptural object: elevated above a handcrafted wooden surface inspired by weathered driftwood, shaped and finished by hand in Finland, with natural variations ensuring no two pieces are alike.
Halo Editions — luminous, sculptural works that bring together image, light, and material. Handcrafted with layered, frosted acrylic, subtle depth, and delicate refractions—designed to evoke the stillness and beauty of a landscape held beneath water.
Every artwork is hand-signed, numbered, and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. Collector and Halo Editions are individually handcrafted with unique variations and include an A4 companion print.
Rebirth is crafted, finished, and packed in Finland by David and a small team.
From print quality and paper choice to signing, fingerprinting, and finishing—the entire process is handled in-studio. These are not mass-produced or drop-shipped products.
Production begins November 18, 2026, after the Rebirth release closes on November 17. This is when we can confirm final edition quantities and number the artworks. Our team will be ready, and all production estimates run from November 18—not the date you place your order.
We fulfill orders in the order they are received, within each edition and size. Ordering earlier gives your piece an earlier place in the production queue.
We aim to dispatch paper prints within 1–4 weeks from November 18. We plan to begin dispatching the first Collector and Halo Editions during the first week of production, with further pieces following as they are completed. Final order volume will determine how long the full edition takes to produce; if demand extends our estimates, we will keep you informed.
We will do our very best to dispatch paper prints, Collector Editions, and Halo Editions before Christmas, but we cannot guarantee Christmas delivery. Shipping and transit times are additional. If you need your artwork before Christmas, please email popa@davidpopaart.com so we can discuss your deadline.
United States & Canada — paper prints: All paper prints are sent in bulk from Finland to our shipping partners in the United States and Canada, then delivered locally using USPS or Canada Post labels. This consolidates international handling and makes local delivery more efficient.
Collector & Halo Editions: These are securely packed in wooden crates and shipped separately, directly to each client.
For questions about shipping or destination-specific taxes and duties, please contact popa@davidpopaart.com before ordering.

ABOUT THE ARTIST
David Popa is a contemporary artist known for creating monumental, ephemeral frescoes directly onto the Earth. Working primarily with natural pigments like chalk, charcoal, and minerals, Popa crafts hauntingly powerful portraits across glaciers, lava fields, islands, and shorelines—works that are ultimately reclaimed by nature.
Born to a family of artists in New York City and now based in Finland, Popa’s creative journey blends classical training with raw intuition. His work lives at the intersection of art, nature, and the sacred. Each piece is not only a visual creation but a personal pilgrimage: a meditation on time, decay, identity, and the unseen.
In recent years, Popa’s large-scale land works have gained international recognition, featured by BBC, CNN, Colossal, and more. He has collaborated with large brands such as Apple and Adidas along with working on some of the largest public art projects in the world. He documents his process through cinematic short films that give viewers access to both the physical creation and the spiritual intention behind the work.
David invites his audience to slow down, look closer, and contemplate the transient beauty of being alive.




















