'High Horse' Printed Wall Art Options

Select the presentation that feels right for your space: framed print, fine art print with magnetic hanger, or acrylic print.

• Premium Wood Framed Print — Each museum-quality matte print arrives professionally framed and ready to hang, making it an effortless way to bring the artwork into your space. Printed on archival, acid-free paper with a soft natural white finish, each piece is protected behind shatterproof plexiglass and finished in your choice of white, natural wood, dark wood, or black frame options. Crafted using FSC-certified materials for exceptional quality designed to last.
• Fine Art Print with Magnetic Hanger — For a more relaxed, modern presentation, choose a museum-quality fine art print paired with a minimalist magnetic wood hanger. Printed on heavyweight archival paper with a matte natural white finish, this option allows the artwork to take center stage. Made with FSC-certified materials and designed to be both beautiful and versatile.
• Acrylic Print — For a bold, contemporary look, choose an acrylic print. The artwork is printed in vibrant, high-resolution color and mounted behind crystal-clear acrylic, creating beautiful depth and luminosity with a sleek, glass-like finish. Durable, scratch-resistant, and ready to hang, it's a striking option for modern interiors, galleries, and statement spaces. Includes a hanging kit with hardware, silver screws, and pre-drilled screw holes at each corner for easy installation.

ABOUT THIS PIECE
"High Horse" explores power, moral superiority, and the stories we inherit without ever being asked if we believe them.

At the center of the piece, a white horse carries a church on its back, balanced precariously on impossibly long, wobbly legs above a landscape of exhaustion, grief, and defeat. Hidden throughout are symbols of power, vulnerability, and institutional failure, while the words question everything run vertically through the composition, reinforcing the central idea behind the work.

Created in response to the current political climate in the U.S., the piece asks viewers to look closer at the systems, beliefs, and authorities we are taught not to question.