A Fine Art & Photographic Production Studio

Wallux is a fine art printing and photographic production studio dedicated to creating work that lasts — visually, materially, and emotionally. We exist to help people move beyond temporary images and decorative prints, and toward photographs and art that live meaningfully on walls - in homes, workplaces, and cultural spaces.

 

Wallux is a brand of Digital Fotolinks, a studio with decades of experience in professional photography, printing, and visual production.

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OUR ORIGIN

Wallux is founded by Randhir Verma, an advertising photographer and creative thinker with over two decades of experience working across commercial, corporate, and artistic photography. That background shapes everything we do. We understand images not only as files or visuals, but as authored works — created with intent, refined through process, and realised through craft.​

This perspective allows Wallux to operate at the intersection of:

• photography

• fine art printing

• framing and presentation

• spatial storytelling​

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WHAT WE BELIEVE

Photography today is everywhere. Permanence is not.

Images are captured, shared, archived, and forgotten. What endures is what is printed correctly, presented thoughtfully, and made to last.

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At Wallux, we believe:

• Prints are not products - they are objects

• Frames are not decoration - they are protection

• Walls are not empty surfaces - they are narratives​

Our work is guided by clarity, restraint, and longevity.

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WHAT WE DO

We work across four interconnected areas:

• Photo Walls & Spatial Installations
  Curated photographic walls for homes, offices, hospitality, and institutions.

• Fine Art & Everyday Printing
  From museum-grade fine art prints to premium everyday photo printing — each positioned clearly and honestly.

• Framing & Presentation
  Archival framing designed for longevity, balance, and visual calm.

• Artist & Photographer Studio
  Supporting artists and photographers with digitisation, presentation, production, and visibility — without reducing their work to commodities.

 

Every service is designed to work as part of a single, authored system, not as disconnected offerings.