Saturn Devours His Son 3 Deck Wall Art

THE ARTIST

GOYA

Francisco de Goya was born in 1746 and became the leading Spanish painter of his era, working for decades as a portraitist to the royal court.

But Goya's late work turned sharply inward. Illness left him deaf, and his vision of humanity grew darker, more political and more unflinching.

In his final years he withdrew to a house outside Madrid and painted a series of works directly onto its walls — images of fear, madness, violence and superstition made for no one but himself.

These "Black Paintings" were never signed, titled or intended for sale. They were discovered only after his death and later transferred to canvas.

Saturn Devours His Son is the most infamous of them. Rather than a polished mythological scene, Goya created something closer to a nightmare — primal, raw and impossible to look away from.

Two centuries later, it still feels like a confession.

THE RECOMPOSITION

RECOMPOSED ACROSS
THREE DECKS

DROMEDA takes the original composition beyond the conventional frame.

Rather than reproducing the painting as a single rectangle, the image has been carefully positioned across three individual skateboard decks. The spaces between the boards become part of the composition.

Darkness, light and the terrible intimacy between the two figures move across three separate physical objects while remaining connected as a single work.

Viewed directly from the front, the image resolves into Goya's composition. Move around it and the maple edges, concave forms and separation between each deck begin to take over.

THE CONSTRUCTION

SEVEN LAYERS
OF MAPLE

A genuine skateboard deck — not simply the shape of one.

Each DROMEDA deck is constructed from seven laminated layers of maple, pressed together to create the strength, curvature and profile of a genuine skateboard deck.

Look closely at the edge and those individual layers remain visible.

This is important to us. The skateboard isn't simply a shape onto which an artwork has been printed. Its construction is part of the piece.

Each deck retains the defining characteristics of a skateboard: its laminated maple construction, concave profile, raised nose and tail, rounded edge and truck mounting holes.

The artwork is applied across the face of each deck and finished with a satin surface that allows the image to retain its depth without the high-gloss appearance of a conventional reproduction.

Seven laminated layers remain visible along the edge of the deck.

SCALE & FORM

THE OBJECT

Three individual 31 × 8 inch decks form the complete triptych.

The result sits somewhere between painting, sculpture and an object from skate culture.

From directly in front, the three images resolve into Goya's composition.

Move around the piece and the experience changes. The curvature of the decks becomes visible. The maple edges appear. Shadows form behind each board.

What initially reads as an image begins to reveal itself as a three-dimensional object.

READY TO HANG

Everything you need to securely display your artwork is included in the purchase.

30-DAY GUARANTEE

MADE TO
LIVE WITH

Art can look very different on a product page than it does once it occupies your own space.

That is why every DROMEDA Triptych is covered by our 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee.

Once your piece arrives, you have 30 days to see it in your home and decide whether it belongs there. If it isn't right for your space, contact us within 30 days of delivery to arrange a return in accordance with our returns policy.

We want you to keep the piece because you genuinely want to live with it — not because you're stuck with it.