I HATE PEOPLE
Embrace your inner introvert with "I Hate People," a hilariously honest altered art masterpiece that transforms Abbott Handerson Thayer's ethereal "Stevenson Memorial Angel" into contemporary social commentary art. This delightfully contradictory piece features the serene celestial figure crowned with glowing pink neon text that speaks to every introvert's soul. The perfect fusion of heavenly beauty and earthly antisocial sentiment, this unique altered art print brings divine artistry and relatable modern mood together for those who appreciate both angelic aesthetics and honest human feelings about social interaction.
NOTE: This is an artistic/ photo representation of neon lighting.
Our "I Hate People" altered art print showcases the humorous honesty that defines Privileged Prints' neon collection. This delightfully contradictory piece transforms Abbott Handerson Thayer's masterful "Stevenson Memorial Angel" through contemporary neon aesthetics, creating a bridge between divine artistic beauty and modern social commentary. Produced using museum-quality archival Canon pigment inks on sustainable Hahnemühle paper, each print captures both the exquisite detail of Thayer's original angelic technique and the vibrant glow of contemporary antisocial humour. Printed on 100% recyclable, FSC-certified paper and delivered in plastic-free packaging, this mood-capturing artwork proves that sustainable art can be both heavenly beautiful and hilariously relatable.
• Introverts who appreciate honest humour about social preferences
• Home offices, bedrooms, and personal sanctuary spaces
• Gift-givers seeking relatable, funny presents for antisocial friends
• Spaces needing conversation starters that blend divine art with human truth
• Those who appreciate the intersection of celestial beauty and earthly mood
• Collectors of altered art with witty, contemporary messaging
• Anyone who finds comfort in solitude and appreciates honest self-expression
• Spaces celebrating the beauty of being selectively social and authentically antisocial