«Metaverse»

A grey-toned woman looks out from behind a frozen screen. Her face slides apart in strips, a red cursor sits on her eye, and tilted keyboard keys with currency signs float next to a start-up repair menu. Pink lines drip over everything, and a bag of pastel ovals sits at the bottom.

It is metaverse art as I see it: what it feels like when money, faces and error messages all live on the same display. Nothing in it is calm, yet the woman is.

This is a hand-finished lithograph, and I go over each one myself with my own acrylic brushstrokes on top. Then I add a textured gel that goes on white and dries completely clear, so you get real relief you can see and feel, not a flat sheet. That is what separates it from the usual pop art prints. The work is stretched, framed in black and measures 60x80 cm. Every lithograph has its own serial number and a certificate, and I make them to order.

The colours are loud enough to carry a living room wall, and the subject suits an office or a studio where people spend their days at a screen. Ask me on Instagram or by email about timing and shipping to your country.

The original painting is still available, and I can also paint a new one to order in any size.