Bishop 341-B

An exclusive, giclée on canvas, signed, limited edition by Timothy Langton.

Bishop 341-B is a striking and visceral depiction of synthetic fragility and horror, inspired by the androids of the Alien universe. The artwork represents the pivotal moment when Bishop, the artificial crew member of Aliens (1986), is violently impaled by the Xenomorph Queen, his pale, milky-white synthetic blood spraying in all directions. The composition echoes the unsettling contrast between his human-like form and the unnatural, fluid-filled machinery beneath, emphasising both his vulnerability and resilience. Drenched in his own artificial essence, Bishop’s expression is frozen between shock and eerie detachment, embodying the uncanny nature of the synthetics—almost human, yet distinctly other. The scene is both chaotic and hauntingly beautiful, a surreal ballet of destruction and synthetic mortality.

This giclée on canvas is presented in an antique silver float frame and is ready to hang.

Type
Limited Edition

Edition of
295

Year of release
2024

Medium

• Fine art print
• Digital

Subject

• Portaits
• Sci-fi
• Movies & TV
• Surreal
• Fantasy

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