$228.00
This is a limited-edition screenprint. Only 50 pieces will be printed and sold. Each piece will have the title of the art, edition numbering, and the artist’s signature written with pencil at the bottom of the paper.
Copyright © 2025 Joshua Chiang.
Made in Cambodia. Printed on premium FSC art paper (paper from responsible sources).
A1 Size: 59.4 cm (width) x 84.1 cm (height)
This purchase is for art prints only – frames are not included.
This art work is shipped in as stiff mailing tube.
This item is shipped from Cambodia. As Normal Registered Mail, it will take 3-4 weeks to arrive at international destinations. As Express Registered Mail, it will take 12-14 days.
For the detailed description of this art work, please see below.
Harihara is a composite deity in Hinduism, symbolizing the union of Vishnu (Hari) and Shiva (Hara), and embodying the dual aspects of preservation and destruction. Once prominent in Cambodia during the Funan and Chenla periods, Harihara’s worship waned with the rise of the Angkor Empire. This artwork reimagines the Chenla-era depiction of Harihara through the lens of 1960s San Francisco psychedelic art.
| Weight | 1.03 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 84.1 × 59.4 cm |
| Art Print Size | A1 |
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