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The Death of Jan Vyciska dressed in a folklore costume moving on full throttle on a motorcycle shows us how to not be afraid to look into death, and finally feel alive.

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Jan Vytiska
Do you remember a black hour? Sitting in the dark and narration of ghost stories, closeness and at the same time the desire to experience something a little scary. It was a traditional form of sharing that was created long ago by B -horror movie horror movies. Led by a taste of look into the eyes, not to squeeze it somewhere outside the field of vision, as we are used to in our would -be smooth culture. The Death of Jan Vyciska dressed in a folk -hungry costume moving on a full gas on a motorcycle is a bit of a bridge of black watches and today's accelerated times when we may have to afford to stop and enjoy together or in the dark for a while. He worried a little and at the same time feels alive.
Karina Kottová, curator
About the work
Jan Vytiska for 100pcs
A look inside the studio
Photos from the signing of the first pieces of the edition.
Shipping, delivery and returns
This edition is signed to order: once your order comes in, the print goes for signing and ships in about 2 weeks. Framed prints travel in protective packaging, unframed prints in a sturdy tube and an extra box. Shipping is calculated at checkout by country.
Details on shipping, delivery and returns are on the Everything about buying and Shipping pages.
How edition numbering and pre-sales work
Every edition has a fixed print run. Every piece is numbered and signed by hand. During a pre-sale you choose your print number; after the pre-sale ends, numbers are assigned in order of purchase. Details are on the Edition sizes page.