Weilers Bon Delight vs. The Clash – Premium Print Edition
Weilers Bon Delight vs. The Clash – Premium Print Edition
Retro-Futurism | Vinyl Mythology | Sonic Design Fiction
What’s the story?
Genre: Sci-Fi Groove Battle / Visual LP Saga / Alternate Music History
Release Date: 2083 (Reissued from a future that never happened)
Plot:
Imagine a parallel universe where record sleeves tell stories louder than the music inside.
In this lost album cover from Cool W Records, two sonic titans go head-to-head: Bon Delight, a synth-funk android collective powered by emotion chips, and The Clash, reimagined here as rogue analog rebels on a last-ditch vinyl mission.
Trapped in a duel of frequencies, this poster captures the final drop—needle meeting groove, red ink bleeding rhythm, and visuals slicing through silence.
Each graphic element is a beat. Each line a lyric. Each swirl a memory of sound.
“Weilers Bon Delight vs. The Clash” is a design fiction tribute to what never was—but should’ve been.
Open edition modern art print
- Limited to 25 signed & numbered prints worldwide
- Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm archival museum paper
- Produced using pigment-based, fade-resistant inks
- Includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity
- Ships unframed in a custom-branded
protective tube - Printed in the UK, fulfilled globally with carbon-neutral
delivery
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Collector’s Note
Each Premium Edition is part of a strictly limited run—signed, numbered, and produced to museum standards. Once the edition sells out, it will never be reissued.
Bold. Unfiltered. Timeless.
Every artwork by Yagil Weiler is a statement—rooted in rebellious energy, layered textures, and obsessive attention to detail. These are not just images to hang—they’re fine art prints designed to live with, provoke thought, and grow deeper over time.
Recognized globally for his contemporary art that defies trends, Weiler creates bold, emotional work that stands apart in a sea of sameness. From large-format museum-quality giclée prints to limited edition collector pieces, every print carries the fingerprint of a life lived unapologetically.
This is art that doesn’t follow culture—it builds it.