Paul Stuart: People of Europa

People of Europa is an archival pigment ink print based on Paul Stuart's 2007 mixed media digital piece of the same name. From a piece the artist made as a student exploring the idea of potential extraterrestrial life existing within our own solar system; inside Jupiter's moon 'Europa'.

Europa, also known as Jupiter II, is the smallest of the four Galilean moons orbiting Jupiter and the sixth-closest of all the known moons of Jupiter. Despite its relatively small size, Europa is of great scientific interest due to its smooth, icy surface and the strong possibility of a subsurface ocean beneath the ice. This ocean, thought to be kept in a liquid state by tidal heating from Jupiter's gravitational forces, makes Europa a prime candidate for the search for extraterrestrial life. The moon's surface, marked by a network of cracks and streaks, indicates active geological processes. NASA's upcoming Europa Clipper mission aims to explore these intriguing features and assess the moon's potential for habitability.

• A limited edition print signed and numbered by the artist, stamped with the London Workshop printer's mark.
• London Workshop releases "People of Europa" 2024, a limited edition print from Paul Stuart
• 42cm x 59cm (16.5" x 23.4")
• Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle German Etching 310gsm paper
• Limited edition of 250
• Signed and numbered by the artist
• Embossed by London Workshop 
  
• 'People of Europa', 2024, Paul Stuart
• Sold unframed

About the Artist

• Paul Stuart is an artist from the UK producing primarily figurative and portraiture pieces alongside mixed media projects
  
• Website
• @paulstuartstudio