Hand-drawn poster honouring Maneskin — the Rome-born rock band who went from busking on Via del Corso to selling out arenas worldwide, and proved that rock and roll was never actually dead.
 
At the centre of this illustration stands the Colosseum, Rome's eternal landmark and the city's most powerful symbol. A snake coils through it, holding an apple — a direct reference to Damiano David's chest tattoo, carrying the weight of temptation and original sin in a single image.
 
The band's name means "moonlight" in Danish, and the phases of the moon repeat across the snake's scales, a quiet thread of meaning running through the whole design. The lily — Italy's national flower — weaves through the composition as one final nod to where it all began.
Damiano, Victoria, Thomas and Ethan built something that felt impossible in 2021. This print is for everyone who was there for it.