Too darn hot, 2022

13 color screen print with a semi-gloss varnish on heavy weight 600gsm Somerset Tub Sized Satin paper - Numbered of a limited edition of 1337 copies - A rubber stamp in its centre denotes the prints' specific number within the overall edition. There's also a QR code printed in UV ink that connects each print with the original Too Darn Hot NFT metadata on the blockchain. - QR code sticker on the reverse links to a unique token an NFT which serves as a certificate of authenticity for the print it connects with. // Tom Sachs’s Too Darn Hot (2022) is a vibrant, conceptual screen-print that blends pop culture, consumerism, and digital technology. The artwork features a rocket, adorned with various branded elements like Chanel, Cup Noodles, and Trojan, creating a playful yet critical commentary on commercialism and brand identity. The rocket's design, rendered in bold, flat colors, stands out against the neutral background, emphasizing its graphic style reminiscent of comic book illustrations. This 13-color screen-print incorporates a semi-gloss varnish on heavyweight Somerset Tub Sized Satin paper, giving it a polished finish. Each print in the limited edition of 1,337 is numbered and stamped with a unique rubber stamp indicating its place in the series. A QR code, printed in UV ink and located on the reverse, links the print to its associated NFT metadata on the blockchain, bridging the physical and digital realms while certifying its authenticity.