RUSH's remarkably daring 1976 release of the dystopian future, sci-fi concept album 2112 turned 44 years old on April 1, 2020; and Iconic by Collectionzz’s is releasing an officially licensed RUSH print titled "The Temples of Syrinx," by the amazing Palehorse Design.
"Following a series of multi-planetary cataclysms in the year 2112, a federation of demonic, interplanetary rulers, masquerading as divinely inspired priests have taken control of the remaining citizens, eliminating all traces and relics of mind-expanding tools of self-discovery. The Priests of the Temples of Syrinx promise safety, security and order under their control, but at the high price of denying individuals the freedom to explore their own consciousness and express themselves creatively. But the tyranny of this cosmic imbalance can never last! RUSH reminds us that the creative life force that permeates the universe, lives within every sentient being and will always return to destroy fear and injustice when the scales are tipped. When we harness the power of imagination, we become unbound by the fear of death and scarcity, no-longer shackled by deception and becoming free to explore this life with hungry mind and open eyes!" - Palehorse
Main Edition of 130 ($75.00)
Size: 18" x 24"
Edition Size: 130
Paper: French Grout Gray 100lb Cover
Five Color Screen print with metallic gold ink on front, One Color Screen print on back
Markings: Signed and Numbered out of 130
Authenticity Hologram on rear of print
Astral Night Variant Edition of 35 ($150.00)
Size: 18" x 24"
Artist: Palehorse
Edition Size: 35
Paper: Brilliance Rainbow Holographic Foil 100lb Cover
Five Color Screen print with metallic gold ink on front, One Color Screen print on back
Markings: Signed and Numbered out of 35
Authenticity Hologram on rear of print
The Chase Variant for this release is a 1/1 Golden Priest Edition that is heavily hand remarqued by Palehorse in gold ink. It is not for sale and will be randomly added to an order!
On sale Monday at 2pm EDT at https://reserve.collectionzz.com/
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