Cascade of Consumption – Limited Edition
Limited Edition · Signed & numbered · Hahnemühle certificate
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Limited Edition of 100 (A4), 50 (A3) or 25 (A2). See copies remaining.
About the artwork
This shopping carts plastic waste art print captures a monumental installation of stacked metal shopping carts rising in a dense pyramid. Each trolley overflows with orange crates, blue bins, red containers, green boxes and translucent plastic bottles, all locked together under dramatic lighting against a pitch-black backdrop.
The wire lattice of the carts forms an intricate silver-grey structure while bright oranges, electric blues, deep reds and emerald greens catch the light among crumpled whites and clear plastics. The composition feels both chaotic and carefully balanced, a cascading mass of everyday objects transformed into a single towering form.
Looking closer, the shopping carts plastic waste art print reveals the hyperrealistic detail of crumpled packaging and interlocking baskets that create rich layers of colour and texture. Themes of consumerism, waste and abundance emerge from this contemplative study of modernity, turning the hidden architecture of commerce into a powerful visual statement. Collectors of limited edition fine art prints and contemporary art prints will recognise the cinematic quality of the lighting and the meticulous rendering of every surface.
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm fine art paper using archival pigment inks, each work is one of a numbered, strictly limited edition. A4 editions are limited to 100, A3 to 50 and A2 to 25. Every print arrives with a Hahnemühle Certificate of Authenticity with hologram protection, professionally printed to museum-quality standards.
Hung on a wall the piece commands attention through its scale and vibrant density, offering a calm yet overwhelming presence that rewards extended viewing. This collectible art print invites quiet reflection on abundance and waste while remaining a distinctive contemporary statement. The final shopping carts plastic waste art print edition ensures the work retains its impact for those who value carefully considered fine art wall prints.
Please note: As these are signed Limited Editions, each print has a border around the image, allowing space for the edition number, the title of the print and the artist's signature to be added by hand.
EDITIONS:
• A4 (21 x 29.7 cm), edition of 100
• A3 (29.7 x 42 cm), edition of 50
• A2 (42 x 59.4 cm), edition of 25
Print only – supplied unframed.
FREE UK delivery, tracked and signed for, next working day after dispatch. 14-day money-back guarantee.
Delivery & returns
- FREE UK delivery by Royal Mail Special Delivery, tracked and signed for
- Printed, signed and packed by Tim Pearson, so please allow a few extra days before dispatch
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Caring for your print
- Handle the print by its edges, with clean, dry hands.
- Frame it behind glass or acrylic and keep it out of direct sunlight.
- Avoid damp rooms and spots above radiators.
- Store it flat until it is framed.
- A4, A3 and A2 are standard sizes, so off-the-shelf frames fit.
Limited Edition
Printed, signed and numbered by hand.
Every Limited Edition print is made by Tim Pearson himself, in a fixed number of copies for each size. When a size sells out, that edition is closed for good.
- PaperHahnemühle Photo Rag, a cotton fine-art paper
- PrintingGiclée printed by Tim Pearson on a 12-colour Canon fine-art printer
- SignedSigned and numbered by hand on the border
- CertificateHahnemühle Certificate of Authenticity, verified with MyArtRegistry
- DeliveryFREE UK delivery by Royal Mail Special Delivery, tracked and signed for
Provenance you can check
Each print comes with a Hahnemühle Certificate of Authenticity carrying its edition number. The certificate is registered with MyArtRegistry, so you, or anyone you sell or pass the print on to, can verify it.
About this artwork
This artwork was AI-generated using Midjourney and selected by digital artist Tim Pearson. The Limited Edition is printed, signed and numbered by hand by Tim Pearson.