Vivid 122 exemplifies Orit Fuchs's distinctive approach to layering abstraction with tactile materiality. Created in 2022, this giclee print is elevated through hand embellishment, a process that transforms the photographic base into something altogether more immediate and object-like. The composition emerges from the interplay between the printed surface and the artist's gestural interventions, creating a work that refuses to settle into a single visual register. At 32 by 21.5 inches, the scale commands attention while remaining intimate enough for sustained close viewing, where the accumulated marks and textural variations reveal themselves as essential to the work's meaning. The edition of eight positions this print within Fuchs's broader investigation of how mechanical reproduction and handwork can coexist productively rather than contradictorily. For collectors seeking works that operate between photographic precision and painterly spontaneity, Vivid 122 offers a compelling entry point into her practice. The piece invites viewers to consider how digital processes and manual labor contribute equally to contemporary image-making, a conversation that grows increasingly relevant as artists continue to explore hybrid methodologies.