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Ex Machina Variant Poster

Ex Machina Variant Poster - Main image
$54.4 $80 In stock

Category: Posters

Celebrate the sleek, unsettling world of Alex Garland's sci-fi thriller with this Ex Machina variant poster by artist Ken Taylor. This collectible print captures the film's moody atmosphere and is a striking addition for fans of A24 cinema and modern movie art.

  • Variant edition poster from the Mondo archive, released in 2022.
  • 9-color screenprint on Cougar Smooth Uncoated White 100# paper.
  • Artwork by Ken Taylor, known for his detailed and atmospheric poster designs.
  • Features imagery inspired by the film's themes of artificial intelligence and isolation.
  • Limited to quantity 1 per customer.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Emma ★★★★★

The muted greens and blues on this print really capture that unsettling lab atmosphere from the film. It's got that perfect blend of sleek design and creepy vibes I was hoping for.

Sophia Z. ★★★★★

The detail in Ken Taylor's artwork perfectly captures the unsettling vibe of the film. The print itself is thick and feels like a real collectible, not a fl

Sebastian C. ★★★★★

The metallic foil highlights on the central figure really catch the light, making the print feel alive on my wall. Ken Taylor captured that cold, sterile tension perfectly in the composition.