This matte stretched canvas brings a raw, urgent voice to your walls. A realisation that our planet is hurting, and hurting anything is violence. A hooded figure in a gas mask peers from the edge while a smoking industrial skyline burns behind — bold text reads: “Pollution is violence disguised as convenience.” The heavy, textured print and deep blacks create a cinematic, dystopian mood that pulls attention and starts conversations. Hung in a studio, activist space, or urban loft, the canvas anchors a room with an uncompromising statement about environment and responsibility. Subtle rubber feet keep it steady; the included hanger makes display simple. Built from responsibly sourced pine and printed with non-toxic latex inks, it balances impact with conscience.
UPTO 20% OF THE PROFITS FROM ALL OUR SALES are donated to Environmental and Wildlife projects around the world.
Product features
- Sustainably stretched on FSC-certified radiata or European pine frame
- Printed with non-toxic, UL-certified Greenguard Gold latex inks for vivid, durable color
- Unique coating and double-layer weave for high image quality and long-lasting structure
- Includes tooth hanger and two rubber dots for easy, secure wall mounting
- Slight size tolerance (+/- 1/8" / 3.2mm); select-sizes shipping restrictions apply
Care instructions
- If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.