IBIZA XL Hand Pulled Screenprint

Twenty years of screen printing technique, then the decision to push it somewhere else entirely. This is what happens when you stop following the rules and start following the energy.

IBIZA XL — An extra-large hand-pulled screenprint that captures something specific about the island. Not the postcards or the package holidays. The other thing. The reason people keep going back.

This piece comes from the archive. One of those prints that sat in the studio for months before I understood what it was trying to say. The Balearic beat translated into ink and paper. The way the light hits differently there. The way time moves at island speed.

The extra-large format — 840 x 460mm — gives the piece the presence it needs. Some ideas require space to breathe. This is one of them. Hand-pulled on the village studio press, each pull slightly different from the last. That's the point.

The inspiration runs deeper than holiday memories. Ibiza in the late '80s and early '90s wasn't just a party destination — it was where British club culture learned to breathe. Where the Haçienda crowd went to reset. Where DJs like Alfredo and José Padilla were building something that would ripple out across every dancefloor from Manchester to Berlin. The eternal sunset. The music that never quite stops.

This print carries some of that energy. The palette speaks to those endless Ibiza evenings when day becomes night becomes day again. The composition has rhythm — you can almost hear the 4/4 kick underneath.

Technical details: Hand-pulled screenprint, 840 x 460mm horizontal format. Signed and numbered. Rare piece from the archive with limited availability. Ships unframed in a protective cardboard tube with acid-free tissue.

This is for spaces that understand the difference between decoration and atmosphere. For people who know that some walls need more than pretty pictures — they need energy. For anyone who's ever watched the sun set over San Antonio and understood why people build their summers around moments like that.

Not gallery art. Direct from the studio to your space. You're backing the work, and the person making it.