Window, 2026

Maurizio Cattelan’s Window 2026 is a contemporary print work that reflects the artist’s ongoing interest in perception, illusion, and the subtle tension between reality and representation. Created using archival pigment printing combined with four silkscreen layers, the work demonstrates a sophisticated balance between photographic precision and traditional printmaking techniques. The image suggests a quiet moment of observation—evoking the act of looking through or toward something beyond immediate reach—while maintaining the conceptual ambiguity that is characteristic of Cattelan’s broader practice. The restrained composition and technical clarity invite viewers to consider themes of distance, framing, and perspective, subtly echoing the artist’s long-standing fascination with how images mediate our understanding of the world.

The work is produced as an archival pigment print on 410gsm Somerset Tub Sized Radiant White paper, a museum-quality material widely used for high-end fine art editions. Additional four silkscreen layers and a matte varnish seal enhance depth and surface richness, reinforcing both the durability and visual refinement of the piece. Window is signed and numbered by the artist from an edition of 300 and is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (COA). The sheet measures 24 4/5 × 20 3/11 inches (63 × 51.6 cm.), and the work is presented in a framed size of approximately 27 3/4 × 23 2/9 inches (70.4 × 59 cm.), making it a compact yet impactful example of Cattelan’s editioned works that combines conceptual subtlety with meticulous production quality.