A poster by David Shrigley featuring an illustration of a blue mug with a splash of liquid, and the text 'THE CHAOS EVENTUALLY IT WILL PASS' at the top and bottom.
A framed poster by David Shrigley featuring an illustration of a blue mug with a splash of liquid, and the text 'THE CHAOS EVENTUALLY IT WILL PASS' at the top and bottom.
A person looking at a framed poster by David Shrigley featuring an illustration of a blue mug with a splash of liquid, and the text 'THE CHAOS EVENTUALLY IT WILL PASS' at the top and bottom.
A poster by David Shrigley featuring an illustration of a blue mug with a splash of liquid, and the text 'THE CHAOS EVENTUALLY IT WILL PASS' at the top and bottom.
A framed poster by David Shrigley featuring an illustration of a blue mug with a splash of liquid, and the text 'THE CHAOS EVENTUALLY IT WILL PASS' at the top and bottom.
A person looking at a framed poster by David Shrigley featuring an illustration of a blue mug with a splash of liquid, and the text 'THE CHAOS EVENTUALLY IT WILL PASS' at the top and bottom.

David Shrigley | The Chaos Poster

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David Shrigley posters created from the unique work: Untitled (The Chaos) (2022)

 

Select colour paintings reproduced as large format posters. Made to encourage joy, thoughtfulness and curiosity in any space for everyone.


These are official David Shrigley posters made exclusively by Shrig Shop in collaboration with the artist.


This poster is sold unframed and is an open edition.

 

Details:

  • 60 x 80 cm
  • Off-set lithography
  • Printed on 200g Munken Lynx paper
  • Narayana Press in Denmark
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About the artist

Artist David Shrigley holding up a clear sign that says "LOOK AT THIS".

David Shrigley

David Shrigley (b.1968, UK) works across drawing, painting, sculpture, installation, photography, animation, and print. He is one of those unique artists, like Andy Warhol or Keith Haring, who is recognised within the art world but whose reach extends far beyond to impact our wider culture.

David Shrigley's framed poster of a Lemon placed on the floor inside his studio.

Posters

When asked what comes first, the line or the image, the artist explains his process in four stages: image, text, text, image. He searches through books or the internet for fresh, interesting images to paint or draw, writes a description, and then adds the text at the end.

David Shrigley painting a bin against a canvas.