The End 87 2010Poster con cornice

The End 87 2010 sets two short words on a plain field, with the letters placed where they land. The weight sits low and the upper area stays empty, so the eye drops straight to the text. Edward Ruscha has worked with words like this since the Pop art years.

This framed poster is ready to hang on arrival. A black frame edge holds the plain ground tight, so nothing pulls focus from the letters. The white finish gives a softer border if you want the words to sit lighter on the wall.

In a home office it reads as a full stop for the working day. You catch the words from the doorway and the empty space above them does the rest.