Blade Runner

Studio Šesnić & Turković’s interpretation of Blade Runner distills Ridley Scott’s neon-soaked dystopia into a single suspended metallic droplet. By removing the glowing cityscapes and busy futurist detail, the artists focus instead on the film’s core themes — fragility, memory, and the blurred line between artificial and human life. The stark minimalism turns Blade Runner’s atmosphere of existential doubt into one concentrated, meditative image.

This limited-edition art print is part of NoMAD MOVIE ART 2025 – CAPSULE_01: VHS DYSTOPIA, a series dedicated to original interpretations of iconic sci-fi and dystopian cinema from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

An essential piece for fans of Ridley Scott, as well as Blade Runner, collectors of neo-noir and sci-fi art, and admirers of minimalist design, it offers a rare and striking take on one of cinema’s most iconic visions of the future.

• Digital print / semi-gloss paper / 220 gsm
• Limited edition / 300 prints
• Part of Original Movie Art – NoMAD MOVIE ART Series