Original Artworks

& Installation Services

In an age of environmental decline

visionary art for enlightened individuals elevates the experience of being alive and makes an indelible impression on the people they meet.

Unique imagery made with masterful craftsmanship and presented in museum-quality framing.

  • Classic hand-made gelatin silver prints from the photographer’s darkroom

  • Unique camera-, lens-, and computer-free images celebrating the diversity of nature

  • Turnkey services include artwork selection, installation design and execution

  • Join hundreds of individuals and institutions who utilize the art of Robert Buelteman to determine their public perception and generate well-being for their employees and residents


  • GALLERY EXHIBITIONS

    Over the last 40 years, Buelteman’s work has been the subject of over 68 solo exhibitions in the United States, Canada, and the European Union.

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  • INSTITUTIONAL INSTALLATIONS

    Buelteman has been designing, producing and managing the installation of corporate, private, and non-profit installations of his artworks since the 1970’s.

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  • MUSEUM INSTALLATIONS

    Buelteman’s work, both his black-and-white landscape works and his color botanical studies has been honored with several museum exhibitions. His first cameraless portfolio, Through the Green Fuse, is in the permanent collection of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, and 280 Sunrise, from his monograph The Unseen Peninsula, was acquired by the Yale University Art Museum in 1992.

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  • RESIDENTIAL INSTALLATIONS

    Bringing the beauty, balance and harmony of the natural world to the interior space of private homes is a mission for the photographer. Not sure where to begin? Contact the studio for assistance and planning!

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Testimonials

  • Kaiser Hospital, Redwood City, California:

    “Our ultimate concern is the care of the patient - the healing of not only their body but their minds as well. Buelteman’s artwork allows us to bring the serenity and beauty of the natural world inside where and when it is needed most.”

  • Private Collector:

    “My husband and I have been collecting Robert’s art for over 30 years, most recently adding this piece to put the finishing touch on our newly renovated home in Greenbrae, California. Working with him made the entire process easy and stress-free.”

  • Tess Black, Artist

    “It's been a few weeks since I went to Sanchez Art Center to see your outstanding show in the main gallery. I was blown away. The work is stunning. As I stood in the center of the room and simply breathed, the spiritual space created by all that light and beauty felt embracing, as if I was being "held" or supported in a place of safety, stillness, and natural order. For the time I spent in the gallery, I was lifted out of the chaotic everyday world we normally slog through. Your personal vision, your intention, and your exploration are inspirational.

Where to begin?

Contact me for a private, no obligation conversation about where my art might fit into your home or business.

info@buelteman.com

 
Featured
Watershed: Writers, Nature and Community (poster)
Watershed: Writers, Nature and Community (poster)
$49.95

This commemorative poster was made for Poet Laureate Robert Hass’ Watershed event held at the Library of Congress in 1996. I was honored to be included in this gathering of luminaries and creatives whose works focus on the relationship between humanity and nature.

Fallen Feathers (2018)
sold out
Fallen Feathers (2018)
$285.00

A unique 23 X 17” signed cyanotype made in 2018 during my workshop “Ways of Being, Ways of Seeing” at the Djerassi Resident Artists Program in Woodside California. The price for this unframed hand-made print for the month of August is $285.00 (plus applicable sales taxes) which includes insured shipping to anywhere in the United States.

Some Kind of Blue
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Some Kind of Blue
$600.00

This unique 35x22” unsigned pigment work print is hung with satin-finished ORSKOV aluminum channels. This work print on heavy archival cotton paper, it is presented hanging with aluminum channels top and bottom, though they are easily removed for framing. Like all my finished work prints, It carries my hand-written production notes in pencil en verso.

 Landscape Studies

“The land speaks to me in a voice I can't always hear. Sometimes it is a dark and sullen voice, other times it is bright, joyful and full of promise…. “

 

Buckeye Creek (1998)

 

Energetic Photograms

Moving away from the traditions of photography in pursuit of something new…. direct imaging of living plants by means of fiber-optically delivered light and high-voltage Kirlian imaging.

 

Vitus Fall (2006)