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Satyr Rampage features the titular mythological creatures as they pursue drink as a gift for Dionysus, the greek god of wine, featured in the background. The satyrs hold theater masks as a way to hide their identities during their strike. The masks bilaterally serve as self-portraits for the artist and a nod to the Statue of a Young Satyr Wearing a Theater Mask of Silenos, a 1st century Romans statuette located at the Art Institute Chicago. A sense of chaos is implemented through the dense composition and surreal collage technique - offering a unique take on a classical reference.
Postcards are printed in studio with matte 110 lb acid free card stock and equal 6×4 inches in size. Orders are shipped through USPS within a week of purchase.
Shipping is included in the price of all products.
Satyr Rampage features the titular mythological creatures as they pursue drink as a gift for Dionysus, the greek god of wine, featured in the background. The satyrs hold theater masks as a way to hide their identities during their strike. The masks bilaterally serve as self-portraits for the artist and a nod to the Statue of a Young Satyr Wearing a Theater Mask of Silenos, a 1st century Romans statuette located at the Art Institute Chicago. A sense of chaos is implemented through the dense composition and surreal collage technique - offering a unique take on a classical reference.
Postcards are printed in studio with matte 110 lb acid free card stock and equal 6×4 inches in size. Orders are shipped through USPS within a week of purchase.
Shipping is included in the price of all products.