2 colour hand-pulled screen print with metallic gold and sliver inks.
50 x 70 cm on Munken Pure 300gsm paper. Edition of 25, signed and numbered by the artist.
About the Piece
The title is taken from Blade Runner’s famous soliloquy, ad libbed by Rutger Hauer as replicant, Roy Batty. Inspired by the film’s neon and metallic-soaked, neo-noir atmosphere, this two-tone screen print evokes the faded glamour of future-present 2019 Los Angeles and the ambivalent tone of Ridley Scott’s dystopian masterpiece.
About the Artist
Alice's work consists of screen printed organic shapes and natural forms alongside geometric structures, forming a rich body of work. Alice's work was shown at Damn Fine Print as part of 'Form Shape(s) Form', an exhibition showcasing the bold and beautiful simplicity of Alice's work.
Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.
Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.
