Museum Grade Giclee Prints
Shipped ready to be framed printed on premium 300 grams per square meter, 100% acid free/pH neutral, cotton rag made from pure cotton fibers. Each Giclee print is produced using museum-quality material.
You will receive a Giclee that is hand signed and numbered in the lower right by the artist.
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36 1/4 x 26 1/4 in.
Red Ghost Gun transforms the familiar silhouette of a hand gun that was created by those who wish to have an replicated gun frame with no serial number. The firearm emerges through carefully orchestrated negative space, while vibrant geometric fragments radiate outward like shattered stained glass, creating a composition that is simultaneously energetic and contemplative. The striking contrast between luminous blues, warm ochres, deep crimsons, and stark black establishes a visual tension.
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30 1/4 x 24 1/2 in
Black Orbit centers on a volatile convergence of motion, force, and gravitational pull. A radiant, spherical form—constructed from a dense lattice of repeating triangular geometry—glows at the core of the composition. Its surface pulses with high-contrast reds and yellows, creating a sense of internal heat and rotational energy, as though the sphere itself is both object and engine. Radiating outward, sharp black vectors fracture the space, cutting across the canvas like accelerated trajectories or collapsing sightlines. These directional forms disrupt the sphere’s symmetry, suggesting impact, orbit, or containment—forces acting upon and against the central mass. The layered perspective resists stability; instead of a single viewpoint, the composition splinters into multiple axes of motion, evoking both expansion and compression simultaneously.
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36 1/4 × 26 1/4 in.
No Trespassing is a dense and explosive composition that transforms the visual language of warning signs, territorial boundaries, and defensive symbolism into a fractured field of layered abstraction. Revolver silhouettes radiate outward from the center of the canvas in overlapping directions, creating the sensation of collision, expansion, and containment simultaneously. Rather than functioning as isolated objects, the firearm forms dissolve into the larger architecture of the composition, becoming fragments within a turbulent system of intersecting color and motion.