FOSSIL FUELS (PARALLUX EDITION)

Parallux. Zero borders. Infinite depth.

Premium, avant-garde aesthetic.

No glass glare, no dated frame profile, no visible hardware. The satin laminate gives the print a soft, gallery-quality finish that feels luxurious to the touch. It’s minimalist, modern, and designed to be easy to mount on a rigid substrate for a clean, uninterrupted image with no borders, no matting, and no glass glare.

Archival and durable. Archival-grade pigment inks resist fading. The laminate protects against UV, moisture, and handling. So while it looks effortless, it’s built to last. You get the longevity of a framed giclée, without the bulk or the glass.

While often referred to as a dinosaur, Dimetrodons belonged to the clade Synapsida, a diverse group of tetrapod vertebrates that include all mammals and their extinct relatives. They pre-date dinosaurs and went extinct over 40 million years before the Triassic period (the first dinosaurs). 

This piece reflects on the Malaysian experience of driving long distances to visit family during cultural holidays. As a kid I used to spend my time looking out the window, imagining a dinosaur or movie character running alongside the car, jumping through the rubber plantations and running through the paddy fields. I would also pretend I was a dinosaur in my head all the time. The real world became liminal. Highways were transitory. After awhile, every R&R stop begins to blend together...