What is the meaning behind 'Break In Case Of Emergency Box #1'?
The artwork critiques societal reliance on prescribed systems during crises, using the empty red box as a metaphor for unaddressed collective anxieties and the illusion of safety provided by industrial design.
Is the red box in this print based on a real object?
Yes, the form is modeled on standard industrial emergency activation enclosures, commonly found in public buildings, stripped of context to highlight its symbolic weight as a failed promise of security.
What paper is used for the fine art print, and is it archival?
We print on 250 gsm FSC-certified, acid-free matte paper with a pH above 7, ensuring long-term archival stability and resistance to yellowing or degradation.
How are the prints packaged and shipped to prevent damage?
Prints are flat-shipped in rigid, acid-free tubes with reinforced end caps and moisture-resistant barriers, fully insured and tracked for secure delivery.
Will this print fade over time if displayed?
Using pigment-based inks on archival paper, our prints are rated for 100+ years of display under normal lighting conditions, with minimal color shift guaranteed.
Is 'Break In Case Of Emergency Box #1' part of a numbered series?
Yes, this is the inaugural piece (#1) in a limited series exploring various emergency infrastructure motifs, each edition signed and numbered by the artist.
Can I order this print in a custom size not listed?
Custom sizes are available upon request for this break in case of emergency box artwork; contact our curatorial team for a consultation on non-standard dimensions.
