They’re Gonna Take The Kids – Print

Description

This piece feels like a strange séance where surreal entities gather to whisper nonsense in forked tongues. A feathered, white figure on the left screams like it just found out reality is a joke, its purple tongue stretching toward the void while a syringe casually pierces its form—medicine or madness, who’s to say? At the center, a striped serpent with a geometrically patterned head extends its tongue in a ritualistic greeting to a smaller, ghostly serpent on the right, because apparently, tongue-flailing is the dominant language of the vacuum.

Eyes drift across the scene like unseen spectators, watching but offering no answers. Celestial shapes scatter through the chaos, either symbols of enlightenment or cosmic debris caught in the whirlwind. The vibrant, overwhelming color palette refuses subtlety, assaulting the senses in a hypnotic swirl of disorientation.

Themes of pain, temptation, and cryptic communication lurk beneath the madness, but meaning remains as slippery as the writhing tongues that dominate the composition. Whether it’s a descent into altered perception or just a visual prank played on the viewer’s subconscious, one thing’s certain—this world is not for the rational. Stare too long, and you might start speaking in tongues too.

Elevate your decor with a slice of chaotic artistic mystique. This enigmatic work transforms any wall into a stage for darkly ironic art. Its stark, pulsating lines whisper secrets of a creative abyss—a devilishly perfect match for those who relish an unconventional, shadowy aesthetic.

– Material: 180 gsm fine art photo paper
– Matte paper finish
– Scratch and water resistant
– For indoor use only