Contemporary Anti-Art Print – One-Off Hand-Annotated Horse Mixed Media Artwork

This contemporary anti-art print is a one-off hand-annotated horse mixed media artwork that transforms a traditional pastoral scene into a bold, provocative statement piece. Combining an original vintage print with extensive mixed media interventions, this framed art print features marker, paint, and pen annotations that disrupt the calm imagery and deliver a humorous, conceptual art decor experience. The hand-annotated horse print challenges conventions with ironic phrases like “MOVE → STOP → MOVE” and “PLEASE DO NOT STARE,” making it a unique outsider art collectible for those seeking subversive contemporary art. This glazed framed artwork is presented ready to hang and offers collectors an unrepeatable piece that blends fine art with anti-art elements. The anti-art statement piece uses visual commentary, abstract linework, crowns, and arrows to create a playful yet confrontational narrative. Tested for durability and professionally packed for safe delivery across the UK, this mixed media artwork is ideal for anyone wanting provocative wall art that sparks conversation. Key features: - One-off art piece combining original vintage print with hand annotations - Mixed media artwork using marker, paint, and pen for layered texture - Framed art print with glazed finish, ready to display - Conceptual art decor blending humour and disruption - Outsider art collectible with strong visual language - Provocative wall art that questions tradition and authorship - Professionally packed and handled with care for safe delivery - Collection available from West Yorkshire This subversive contemporary art piece stands apart as a truly unique creation impossible to replicate. Its humorous visual art style and anti-art statement piece qualities make it a must-have for collectors drawn to outsider art or anyone looking to add bold character to their interior space. Explore more exclusive pieces from varius and bring home this one-of-a-kind framed artwork today.