WEAPON VII SILVER
Original Silkscreen Series | A3 | Mixed Media on Paper
Weapon VII Silver is the coldest and most stripped-back of the series.
Using the same MAC-10 inspired stencil, cut from A3 Perspex and printed with crosshairs and triggers, this version leans into detachment—cool tones, metallic threat, and digital unease.
The slang meaning of “weapon” still hangs in the air—part insult, part compliment—referring to someone who’s intense, unpredictable, and brilliant in a dangerous way.
Each print was hand-pulled via silkscreen, making every piece subtly different in ink texture, placement, and tone.
The silver reacts to light, shifting between ghost-like and machine-grade depending on the angle.
Each work is:
11.7 in x 16.5 in / A3 (29.7cm x 42cm)
Silkscreen and mixed media on heavyweight paper
Signed by the artist
Includes Certificate of Authenticity
Unframed
Original Silkscreen Series | A3 | Mixed Media on Paper
Weapon VII Silver is the coldest and most stripped-back of the series.
Using the same MAC-10 inspired stencil, cut from A3 Perspex and printed with crosshairs and triggers, this version leans into detachment—cool tones, metallic threat, and digital unease.
The slang meaning of “weapon” still hangs in the air—part insult, part compliment—referring to someone who’s intense, unpredictable, and brilliant in a dangerous way.
Each print was hand-pulled via silkscreen, making every piece subtly different in ink texture, placement, and tone.
The silver reacts to light, shifting between ghost-like and machine-grade depending on the angle.
Each work is:
11.7 in x 16.5 in / A3 (29.7cm x 42cm)
Silkscreen and mixed media on heavyweight paper
Signed by the artist
Includes Certificate of Authenticity
Unframed
Original Silkscreen Series | A3 | Mixed Media on Paper
Weapon VII Silver is the coldest and most stripped-back of the series.
Using the same MAC-10 inspired stencil, cut from A3 Perspex and printed with crosshairs and triggers, this version leans into detachment—cool tones, metallic threat, and digital unease.
The slang meaning of “weapon” still hangs in the air—part insult, part compliment—referring to someone who’s intense, unpredictable, and brilliant in a dangerous way.
Each print was hand-pulled via silkscreen, making every piece subtly different in ink texture, placement, and tone.
The silver reacts to light, shifting between ghost-like and machine-grade depending on the angle.
Each work is:
11.7 in x 16.5 in / A3 (29.7cm x 42cm)
Silkscreen and mixed media on heavyweight paper
Signed by the artist
Includes Certificate of Authenticity
Unframed