"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
Email subscribers receive early access on November 9, 2026, at 12 noon New York / 7 pm Helsinki. The public release runs from November 10–17.
Join the email list using the form on this page to receive your access instructions and password. Existing subscribers also receive early access. Signing up does not reserve a piece; your order is confirmed when you complete checkout during the release.
The Rebirth editions are available only during the release window. Final edition quantities are established after the release closes, based on the orders received. Each piece is then individually numbered within its closed edition.
Once the release ends, we do not reopen that edition or add further numbered pieces. Paper and mounted versions of the same artwork and corresponding size share one edition; mounting is a presentation choice.
Print only: a fine-art paper print, supplied unframed and unmounted so you can choose your own framing.
Mounted: the paper print is mounted on archival aluminium composite and protected with UV-resistant satin varnish. A gold badge, concealed French cleat and hanging kit complete the ready-to-hang presentation, with no glass in front of the image.
Collector’s Edition: a floating mounted print above a substantial, hand-finished wooden surround, with engraved details.
Halo Edition: a layered, sculptural presentation with frosted acrylic, a sea-glass quality and sand from the original location. Each Collector and Halo piece is individually handcrafted with unique variations.
Every Rebirth artwork is hand-signed and individually numbered by David and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. The editions are produced in Finland by David and his studio team.
Mounted prints, Collector’s Editions and Halo Editions include hanging hardware. Collector and Halo Editions also include an A4 companion print and are packed in wooden crates. Paper-only prints arrive unframed.
Yes. Standard shipping is included in the price of your Rebirth artwork to supported destinations, including the United States and Canada.
A paid Priority Production + Express Shipping upgrade will be offered for eligible prints when the release opens. The additional fee will be shown at checkout before you pay.
Shipping and import charges are separate. Duties, import taxes and customs-handling charges are not automatically included; please check the arrangements for your destination or contact popa@davidpopaart.com.
Yes. When the release opens, choose Priority Production + Express Shipping at checkout for an additional fee. This option will be offered across all paper-print sizes; eligible mounted-print options and destination-specific pricing will be shown before you pay.
Your print enters our priority production queue and is prepared and dispatched ahead of standard print orders within the relevant size and presentation. Once completed, it is sent individually from Finland by tracked express courier, without waiting for the consolidated US or Canadian paper-print shipment.
Production still begins November 18. Earlier orders are prioritised within each service queue. Availability may be limited by capacity and destination, and the upgrade does not guarantee Christmas delivery. Collector and Halo pieces follow their own production schedule.
Production and final numbering begin November 18, 2026, after the release closes and edition quantities are confirmed. Production estimates run from that date.
We aim to begin dispatching the first completed pieces during the first week of production, with a target of approximately one to four weeks for many orders. This is an estimated dispatch window, not a guaranteed arrival date. Final demand and hand finishing, particularly for Collector and Halo Editions, may extend the schedule.
Paid priority print orders enter the priority queue; standard orders follow the standard schedule. Earlier orders are prioritised within each service, size and presentation. Transit time follows dispatch, and we will email you if demand changes the expected schedule.
We are preparing our team to get as many paper prints, mounted prints, Collector’s Editions and Halo Editions as possible to collectors before Christmas.
The paid priority upgrade gives eligible prints priority preparation and individual express dispatch. However, Christmas arrival is not guaranteed: production volume, hand finishing, customs and seasonal transport can affect delivery.
If you need a piece for a particular date, email popa@davidpopaart.com before ordering with your country, artwork, size and presentation.
US and Canada, standard paper-print shipping: we consolidate shipments from Finland to our local shipping partners, then use services such as USPS and Canada Post for final delivery. Your print may wait for its shipping batch.
Priority express prints: completed pieces ship individually from Finland by express courier, bypassing the consolidated paper-print shipment.
Collector and Halo Editions travel separately in wooden crates. Mounted prints and oversized formats use the route appropriate to their size and selected service. We also ship to other supported international destinations. Tracking is emailed to you, and different formats in one order may arrive separately.
Compare the exact measurements for your chosen size and presentation. Print dimensions refer to the printed piece; overall dimensions describe the complete finished artwork, including its wooden or acrylic surround.
Mounted prints may be trimmed differently from their paper-only counterparts, so use the stated finished measurements when planning your wall space.
Read our full FAQ for paper, materials, hanging, care, customs and order support, or email popa@davidpopaart.com for help choosing.

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.




















