JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Feed Your Head Alice Blacklight Poster 205

Grace Slick wrote "White Rabbit" after dropping acid and reading Alice in Wonderland, which is either the most on-brand thing a person can do or proof that 1967 was simply operating on a different plane of existence.

This blacklight poster takes the psychedelic Alice imagery and runs with it straight down the rabbit hole, the kind of thing Jefferson Airplane would have approved of hanging in a commune bedroom in Haight-Ashbury. The UV reactive print kicks in under blacklight, turning the already surreal artwork into something properly unhinged. It's a piece of counterculture history that slots naturally into any dark aesthetic or alternative space, sitting comfortably between your record collection and whatever other relics you've accumulated from a life well spent in the underground.

Maxi poster, 60cm wide x 90cm tall. Can be framed in a black matte wooden frame with MDF mounting, message us for details.