Oslo Jazz Festival 1986, featuring a dramatic trumpet performance rendered in layered colour, heavy contrast, and expressive distortion. The vivid red palette and overlapping forms create a sense of volume, heat, and intensity — jazz at full force.
Influenced by late-20th-century concert posters, experimental graphic design, and expressive music photography, the artwork captures sound through movement and visual noise. The repeated silhouettes and colour shifts suggest echo, feedback, and improvisation, turning a single moment into a powerful visual rhythm.
Rather than aiming for restraint, this print celebrates jazz as bold, physical, and confrontational — making it ideal for statement interiors, studios, music rooms, creative workspaces, and gallery-style walls.
This art print is unframed. Frame is not included; images show framing for presentation purposes only.
