Radha Pink (29 Palms, CA)

Radha Pink (29 Palms, CA)

Original Polaroids for Sale — The Heart of My Work

For the first time, I am offering a very limited selection of original Polaroids from some of my most important and celebrated series. These are not prints, not editions—these are the actual instant film originals, rare objects infused with time, memory, and the unique chemistry only the original expired Polaroid (production stopped 2008) can create.

Each original is a singular, unrepeatable artwork—marked by the fragile beauty of decay, the alchemy of light and material, and the essence of my artistic vision.


What You Receive
A unique, hand-signed original Polaroid, authenticated by me. The physical object itself, fragile and precious, bearing the marks of its creation. The purest form of my work, the starting point of every story I tell.


What You Do Not Receive
To be clear and transparent: purchasing an original Polaroid does not transfer any intellectual property rights. No reproduction, licensing, or commercial rights are included or implied. The sale is strictly for the ownership of the physical original. I retain all rights to the image in any and all formats, for all future uses. This exclusivity preserves the integrity of the work and honors the relationship between original and print, artist and collector.





Artist Statement Statement — Radha Pink by Stefanie Schneider
Radha Pink is the pinnacle of my journey with instant film — an artwork born from the fragile chemistry of expired Polaroid film and a deep, intuitive understanding of its alchemy. It is a singular moment suspended in time, a physical relic of a process both ephemeral and eternal.

This is not a print, nor a reproduction, nor part of an edition. This is the original Polaroid film itself — a delicate fusion of light, chemistry, and chance, forever unique and impossible to replicate. More than a photograph, Radha Pink stands as a testament to the survival and resurgence of instant film art. Exhibited on international stages and featured in key publications, it has become a beacon for a medium once declared lost, now resurrected and celebrated through my work