Dead Head No.2

This striking artwork features a ghostly figure that embodies a blend of human and skeletal features, set against a pitch-black backdrop. The ethereal quality is enhanced by the use of soft focus and motion blur, creating a sense of movement and mystery. The juxtaposition of life and death is visually compelling, making it a thought-provoking piece that invites deeper reflection. The figure, dressed in formal attire, adds a stark contrast to its haunting skeletal visage, emphasizing themes of mortality and existence.
This artwork would be a captivating addition to modern spaces like minimalist living rooms, art galleries, or creative workspaces. It can serve as a powerful conversation starter and fits well in settings that appreciate avant-garde design. Consider placing it in a well-lit area to accentuate its details, or above a sleek, contemporary console table to enhance its dramatic effect.

Fine Art Print: Prices refer to rolled shipping. We will gladly send you an offer for lamination on aluminum or behind acrylic glass. Matt or glossy surface. With or without frame | Formats: 90x60 cm (unsigned) or 180x120 cm (signed by Kai Stuht) or 240x160 cm (signed by Kai Stuht) | One of his favorite models was the daring Canadian Rick Genest, known as Zombie Boy, who unfortunately died too early. His unusual Tatoo opened many doors to him and certainly also threw many doors. For Kai Stuht, Rick Genest was an ongoing work of art. The large-format images from Zombie Boy make you look up and are still an impressive warning to life.