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Music Head Her - Signed Limited Edition Giclée
Music Head Her — Signed Limited Edition Giclée
Eyes closed, chin lifted, headphones on, she’s floating somewhere only the music can take her. Music Head Her is a tribute to every woman who lives and breathes music, for whom a great song is a sanctuary, a release, and a way back to herself.
A giant turquoise vinyl record with a glowing orange center rises behind her like a halo, its grooves etched in bold lines. Her face is rendered in striking silver-gray tones, with sculpted, textured locs wrapped in orange and teal and swirling upward with the rhythm. Woodcut-style headphones spiral with concentric lines, and strands of beads fall to a sparkling treble clef pendant over a patterned top. Waves of turquoise and orange flow around her like melody, with hidden music notes drifting through the color. It’s a celebration of music as meditation, inspiration, and feminine grace, and a reminder to close your eyes and let the music move you.
A companion to Music Head, the two pieces create a striking pair, a his-and-hers celebration of music lovers lost in the sound.
Available in two editions:
18" × 24" Giclée Paper Print, limited to 50. Archival pigment inks on premium fine art paper, with rich turquoise, warm orange, and crisp linework. Ships unframed and ready for your frame of choice.
30" × 40" Giclée Canvas Print, limited to 10. A statement-scale piece on archival canvas, made for a music room, studio, bedroom, or any space where the music never stops. Ships stretched and ready to hang within the U.S. International orders ship rolled in a protective tube.
Every print includes:
Hand signature by the artist, Jason Hayth
Hand numbering within its limited edition
A signed Certificate of Authenticity
Each piece is made to order with archival materials designed to last for generations. Please allow 7–10 business days for production before shipping.
Note: Due to differences in monitors, colors may appear slightly different in person. The textured elements of the original painting are reproduced photographically; the print surface is smooth.
Music Head Her — Signed Limited Edition Giclée
Eyes closed, chin lifted, headphones on, she’s floating somewhere only the music can take her. Music Head Her is a tribute to every woman who lives and breathes music, for whom a great song is a sanctuary, a release, and a way back to herself.
A giant turquoise vinyl record with a glowing orange center rises behind her like a halo, its grooves etched in bold lines. Her face is rendered in striking silver-gray tones, with sculpted, textured locs wrapped in orange and teal and swirling upward with the rhythm. Woodcut-style headphones spiral with concentric lines, and strands of beads fall to a sparkling treble clef pendant over a patterned top. Waves of turquoise and orange flow around her like melody, with hidden music notes drifting through the color. It’s a celebration of music as meditation, inspiration, and feminine grace, and a reminder to close your eyes and let the music move you.
A companion to Music Head, the two pieces create a striking pair, a his-and-hers celebration of music lovers lost in the sound.
Available in two editions:
18" × 24" Giclée Paper Print, limited to 50. Archival pigment inks on premium fine art paper, with rich turquoise, warm orange, and crisp linework. Ships unframed and ready for your frame of choice.
30" × 40" Giclée Canvas Print, limited to 10. A statement-scale piece on archival canvas, made for a music room, studio, bedroom, or any space where the music never stops. Ships stretched and ready to hang within the U.S. International orders ship rolled in a protective tube.
Every print includes:
Hand signature by the artist, Jason Hayth
Hand numbering within its limited edition
A signed Certificate of Authenticity
Each piece is made to order with archival materials designed to last for generations. Please allow 7–10 business days for production before shipping.
Note: Due to differences in monitors, colors may appear slightly different in person. The textured elements of the original painting are reproduced photographically; the print surface is smooth.