BORED AS FUCK
Express your mood with "Bored As Fuck," a brilliantly irreverent altered art masterpiece that transforms Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres' elegant "Madame Moitessier" into a contemporary quirky art print. This striking piece features the sophisticated 19th-century portrait crowned with glowing neon text that perfectly captures modern ennui. The contrast between classical refinement and bold contemporary language creates a powerful statement about timeless human emotions. Perfect for those who appreciate high art with honest humour, this unique altered art print brings museum-quality beauty and relatable modern sentiment together in one unforgettable piece.
NOTE: This is an artistic photo representation of neon lighting.
Our "Bored As Fuck" altered art print exemplifies the bold creativity that defines Privileged Prints' neon collection. This quirky print transforms Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres' masterful "Madame Moitessier" through contemporary neon aesthetics, creating a bridge between 19th-century artistic excellence and modern emotional honesty. Produced using museum-quality archival Canon pigment inks on sustainable Hahnemühle paper, each print captures both the exquisite detail of Ingres' original neoclassical technique and the vibrant glow of contemporary neon culture. Printed on 100% recyclable, FSC-certified paper and delivered in plastic-free packaging, this mood-capturing artwork proves that sustainable art can be both sophisticated and refreshingly honest.
• Art lovers who appreciate classical beauty with quirky modern attitude
• Spaces needing relatable, honest statement pieces that spark conversation
• Collectors of altered art that bridges historical and contemporary themes
• Maximalist interiors celebrating eclectic, bold decor with sophistication
• Gift-givers seeking unique presents that blend culture with humour
• Anyone who loves the contrast between refined art and raw emotion
• Modern spaces that appreciate the intersection of classical and contemporary
• Those who find beauty in both museum masterpieces and honest human feelings