12. "Pandemic"

$749.00

Artwork by: Josh Hash

Artwork Series: Reliquary Meme

Title: “Pandemic”

Dates: 1926 - 2020

Art Medium: Walnut, Glass, & Acrylic on a 1920s postcard from Los Angeles

Size: 4 x 6 1/8 “

For this Reliquary-Meme, we look at colloquial reassurances that sometimes mask the true nature of things.

For instance, when asked, “how are you?” Do you respond with a detailed & truthful response, or do you reply with “fine” or “good?”

Too often, we mask how we feel to uphold some proverbial status quo. Or to maintain agreeability in hopes that others perceive us as someone normal enough to be around…

Could it be that in a world as chaotic and unpredictable as ours, “everyone is well?”

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Artwork by: Josh Hash

Artwork Series: Reliquary Meme

Title: “Pandemic”

Dates: 1926 - 2020

Art Medium: Walnut, Glass, & Acrylic on a 1920s postcard from Los Angeles

Size: 4 x 6 1/8 “

For this Reliquary-Meme, we look at colloquial reassurances that sometimes mask the true nature of things.

For instance, when asked, “how are you?” Do you respond with a detailed & truthful response, or do you reply with “fine” or “good?”

Too often, we mask how we feel to uphold some proverbial status quo. Or to maintain agreeability in hopes that others perceive us as someone normal enough to be around…

Could it be that in a world as chaotic and unpredictable as ours, “everyone is well?”

Artwork by: Josh Hash

Artwork Series: Reliquary Meme

Title: “Pandemic”

Dates: 1926 - 2020

Art Medium: Walnut, Glass, & Acrylic on a 1920s postcard from Los Angeles

Size: 4 x 6 1/8 “

For this Reliquary-Meme, we look at colloquial reassurances that sometimes mask the true nature of things.

For instance, when asked, “how are you?” Do you respond with a detailed & truthful response, or do you reply with “fine” or “good?”

Too often, we mask how we feel to uphold some proverbial status quo. Or to maintain agreeability in hopes that others perceive us as someone normal enough to be around…

Could it be that in a world as chaotic and unpredictable as ours, “everyone is well?”

Frequently Asked Questions

  • You’ll need a drill or Phillips head screwdriver, two drywall screws, a level, and a pencil.

    1. First, find the appropriate height you want to hang the postcard artwork.

    2. take your level and trace a 2-3 inch line on your wall with your pencil at the desired location for the hanging artwork

    3. One that line, take your two screws and drill them into the wall at a 90-degree angle approx 2 inches apart

    4. This should give you a level ledge to hang your collectible artwork on.

    5. Enjoy your Art!

  • Yes! All physical artworks from Studio Hash are original collectible design items made by hand in Los Angeles, CA.

  • Yes! Studio Hash offers original art for seasoned collectors but also generates artwork editions for more accessible art buyers.

    These items are usually distributed as digital NFT collectibles acquired through limited edition public sales or via community engagement & giveaways.

    Be sure to follow us on social media to stay up to date on all of our art edition giveaways. :)

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