HR Giger - Necronomicon Poster 024

Before the xenomorph, before the biomechanical nightmare became a visual shorthand for cosmic dread, there was the Necronomicon. Not the Lovecraft prop, but Giger's 1977 art book, the one that made executives at Fox hand him the Alien job and probably kept them up at night.

H.R. Giger sits in a category entirely his own, where dark aesthetic, surrealism, and body horror collide in imagery that still unsettles people who think they're used to it. If your walls currently feature nothing, or worse, something inoffensive, this is the corrective. The Necronomicon work is where his obsessions, flesh, machine, sex, death, and architecture, are at their most concentrated and uncompromising. Essential for anyone serious about horror, industrial culture, or the visual DNA of the metal underground.

Maxi poster, 60cm wide x 90cm tall. Available framed in a black matte wooden frame, professionally mounted on MDF. Send us a message for framing enquiries.