Execution Day (2023) features an elongated figure decapitated by an executioner. The figure attacks the village’s king with laser eyes while a small child in the background watches on. When creating new compositions I often think of Max Beckmann’s paintings. Specifically, I appreciate how his narratives often seem irrelevant to the greater scheme of the piece. Anything could be happening and it would be interesting. There appears a larger emphasis on color, texture, and composition, with a secondary importance to what story actually takes place. The original painting stands at 4 feet tall by 5 feet wide and remains in the artist’s personal collection.
 
VARIANTS:
-7.5x9.5 Inch Glossy: Printed on Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper Glossy with Epson Claria Ink. The print is a half-inch smaller than 8x10 so if mated no information is lost. Each side has a half-inch boarder. Under ideal conditions, the colors will not fade for 25-30 years. This print is signed and titled by the artist on the back in archival ink, then shipped in a secure catalog envelope.
-7.5x9.5 Inch Matte: Printed on Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper with Epson Claria Ink. The print is a half-inch smaller than 8x10 so if mated no information is lost. Each side has a half-inch boarder. Under ideal conditions, the colors will not fade for 25-30 years. This print is signed and titled by the artist on the back in pencil, then shipped in a secure catalog envelope.
-8x10 Aluminum Print: Sublimated on a sheet of aluminum to highlight saturation in color. This print is created in in collaboration with the Good Boy Collective. It is then signed and titled by the artist in archival marker, then shipped in a secure rigid mailer.
 
FRAMING SUGGESTION:
If you're looking for a frame, I suggest a simple black gallery frame with a mat.