Rising from a whitewashed city like a forgotten guardian, this serpent is imagined as a relic of a civilisation that never truly vanished. It is part Minoan myth, part engineered intelligence — a watcher formed from stone, metal and memory. The creature stands not in conflict with its surroundings, but as their silent protector, bridging ancient belief systems with a future built on reverence rather than erasure.
This piece belongs to an evolving body of work that explores what might have emerged if advanced technology had grown organically alongside early Aegean cultures, guided by ritual, geometry and myth rather than industry alone.
This large-format wall art print presents a monumental serpent rendered in layered whites and Aegean blues, constructed from architectural panels and subtle circuit-like details. The form feels sculptural and timeless, echoing ancient guardian statues while revealing precise, high-tech seams, ports and luminous accents embedded within its surface. The calm blue sky and distant city forms provide scale and stillness, allowing the figure to dominate without aggression.
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag, the artwork benefits from exceptional depth, velvety blacks, and finely preserved texture. The matte surface enhances the painterly quality and architectural detail, making it particularly suited to modern interiors, luxury villas, contemporary apartments, and curated design spaces.
Print size: 70 × 100 cm.
Unframed. Museum-quality fine art print.
