John Schulisch
Windows 92 | Limited Edition Risograph Print
Windows 92 | Limited Edition Risograph Print
- Art Year: 2024
- Print Size: A3 (29.7 x 42cm)
- Total of 50 prints
- Hand-signed by artist
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
SHIPPING COST
Limited Edition Print Shipping Info
Non-UK orders will be subject to customs charges. These fees are the responsibility of the customer to pay. You will receive an email or SMS from DHL to make this payment.
Orders are shipped, tracked, signed and insured with DHL.
United Kingdom
- Print: £8
- Framed Print: £40
United States
- Print: $38 (USD)
- Framed Print: $100 (USD)
Australia
- Print: A$58 (AUD)
- Framed Print: A$213 (AUD)
Canada
- Print: C$51 (CAD)
- Framed Print: C$187 (CAD)
Europe
- Print: €20 (EUR)
- Framed Print: €90 (EUR)
Rest of World
- Print: £30
- Framed Print: £90
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Shipping
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There are no additional shipping costs for orders of more than one item.
For limited edition prints, returns are accepted if returned within 14 days of receiving the print.
INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THE ORIGINAL?
For enquiries about purchasing the original canvas artwork, please contact us on reuben@terracottaprints.co.uk
RISOGRAPH PRINT
Risograph printing is a unique, eco-friendly process that layers vibrant, soy-based inks to create bold, textured artwork. Known for its distinctive imperfections and rich colours, each print is a one-of-a-kind expression of artistry and technique.
PREMIUM WOODEN BOX FRAMES
These handmade, mounted box frames feature a smooth finish and museum-quality glass with an anti-reflective glaze, offering the perfect display to enhance and protect your artwork.
HAND SIGNED
Each print is hand signed and numbered by the artist.
John Schulisch
John Schulisch
Malmö-based graphic designer John Schulisch is known for his bold, experimental approach to blending digital and analogue techniques. For this exhibition, he stepped away from his typical typographic style to experiment with abstract painting. Beginning with traditional techniques, he used digital tools to cut, distort, and invert the original works, creating a layered and evolving process that pushed the boundaries of his usual aesthetic. This series is a testament to John’s desire to explore new creative terrains, embracing the unexpected nature of the risograph medium.