The 8.5 x 11 Jeff Buckley prints available below are from the exhibition I had at Proud Gallery in London in September of 2024. These fine art prints were a special edition made available to fans at an affordable price point.
If you would like to order a custom open Edition 11 x 17 " archival fine art print made by me of any of my images of Jeff , the cost is $450 plus postage and handling. Click the Custom 11 x 17” Open Edition Print block below and let me know which image you choose by e-mailing me at merricyr1@mac.com when you place your order.
I will soon have my 16 x 20 and 20 x 24” limited edition prints available to order here.
Press Release from Proud Gallery: In the thirty years since its release, Jeff Buckley’s Grace has transcended the boundaries of music, becoming a beacon of artistic expression, emotional depth, and human vulnerability. This exhibition presents an intimate exploration of Buckley’s world through the lens of Merri Cyr, whose photographs capture not just the man, but the profound range of emotions that he embodied and conveyed in his art.
Grace is an album that defies easy categorization, weaving together threads of love, longing and melancholy. Buckley’s voice, often described as ethereal, carries a raw, almost spiritual energy, one that resonates with the full spectrum of human experience. His music is at once haunting and uplifting, a testament to the complexity of emotion and the power of artistic expression.
Merri Cyr’s photographs mirror this emotional complexity. Through her lens, we see Buckley not just as a musician, but as a man in the throes of creation, contemplation, and connection. Each image is a reflection of the myriad emotions that defined his life and work—moments of quiet introspection, bursts of joyful abandon, and the intense focus of an artist pouring his soul into his craft. Cyr’s work captures the essence of Buckley’s music, where vulnerability meets power.
In this collection, we witness the raw and unfiltered Jeff Buckley—the artist whose voice could ascend to ethereal heights and then plunge into the depths of despair, all within a single breath. Cyr’s photographs serve as visual echoes of Grace, reminding us of the album’s enduring impact and the way it continues to evoke a deeply personal response in listeners around the world.
As you move through this exhibition, we invite you to reflect on the emotional journey that Buckley’s music takes us on—a journey that is mirrored in these images, where the lines between sound and vision blur, and the essence of Grace is captured in both sight and sound.
