DECKARTS/ SKATEBOARD WALL ART
The deckarts bestsellers — the pieces people keep coming back to. Van Gogh's Almond Blossom, painted in a psychiatric ward as a gift for his newborn nephew. Klimt's Judith I, half-closed eyes, Holofernes's head gripped almost casually. Munch's Scream, which is not about a scream but about hearing one in the landscape. The Great Wave by Hokusai, from a series of 36 views that made his name at age 70. These are the works people know, but knowing them is not the same as understanding why they keep working.
What these pieces have in common is that they hold up at 85 × 20 cm on a Canadian maple skateboard deck as well as they do in a museum. The format doesn't diminish them — the proportion and the material give them a different kind of presence.
Every bestseller is printed in gallery-quality UV ink on Grade-A 7-ply Canadian maple. No glass, no frame, no fading. Ships from Berlin; wall mounts are sold separately. Available as a single deck, diptych, or triptych.