Postmodernism Cards

Description: Abit of post modernity presented as classical art.

Description: Because you need a doctorate in postmodernism? That sounds real.

Description: Thomas Pynchon portrait. Ideal gift for postmodernism American literature

Description: Ludwig Wittgenstein ASCII portrait. Ideal gift for post modern philosophy and linguistics lovers

Description: thomas pychon ASCII gift. Ideal retro digital gift for postmodern literature lovers

Description: High-contrast grayscale portrait with bold white typography, emphasising eccentric opinions. Monochrome palette makes it a striking statement piece for thinkers and designers.

Description: X factor Musk

Description: Bold white typography on black with a minimalist silhouette, celebrating mindfulness and postmodern philosophy. A unique wearable print promoting living in the present.

Description: When it rain on Tokyo, the streets light up.

Description: You can’t stop me from ordering a glass of water and a steak!

Description: Bold big abstract art

Description: Bold big abstract art

Description: Poster with postmodern architecture theme inspired by Fritz Lang's movie "Metropolis", produced in 1926.

Description: Synthwave Tokyo Kanji

Description: Carpenter's Gothic by William Gaddis

Description: Metropolis alternative film poster design was inspired by the legendary dystopian movie of cinema history.

Description: The kanji for Tokyo, with a backdrop of the city at night.

Description: Fun abstract squiggly geometric with dots nods to 1980s New Wave Postmodern Memphis style design (of which I'm a fan!) In Bright Summer Pink Orange Mustard Green Purple Pink Royal Blue! This original design was created by Jackie Tahara of UnBlink Studio and comes in LOTS of Other Fun Colours too!

Description: Andy Warhol Vector Portrait And Quote About Love

Description: Controversial postmodern building in the center of Wroclaw, Poland

Description: Vr is my religion, the metaverse my universe, pixels are my eyes, and you are my mother.

Description: Buyers of Maurizio Cattelan’s $120,000 Banana Defend the Work as ‘the Unicorn of the Art World’ and Compare It to Warhol’s Soup Cans.

Description: Simulation