


MYTH WAS NEVER MEANT TO STAND STILL.
RAPHAEL KNEW THAT FIVE CENTURIES AGO.
In The Triumph of Galatea, Raphael turns classical mythology into pure movement. Galatea surges across the sea while dolphins, tritons, nereids and winged cupids spiral around her. DROMEDA takes that extraordinary Renaissance composition and rebuilds it across three genuine seven-ply maple skateboard decks — giving a five-hundred-year-old image a completely contemporary physical form.
RAPHAEL · REBUILT ACROSS THREE DECKS.
DROMEDA DECK TRIPTYCH
RAPHAEL'S
THE TRIUMPH OF GALATEA
One of the High Renaissance's great mythological compositions, taken beyond the traditional rectangular image and reconstructed across three pieces of maple.
Three decks. One work.
THE ORIGINAL
The Triumph of
Galatea
Galatea does not simply occupy the scene. She moves through it.
Raphael's fresco depicts the sea nymph Galatea racing across the water in a shell-shaped chariot drawn by dolphins. Around her, the composition erupts with movement: tritons, nereids and sea creatures twist through the waves while winged cupids circle overhead.
Yet at the centre of all that motion, Galatea remains remarkably composed. Her body turns with the movement of the scene while her gaze lifts beyond it, giving the work a sense of control within chaos.
Painted around 1512 for the Roman villa of the wealthy banker Agostino Chigi, the work belongs to the period in which Raphael was helping define the visual language of the High Renaissance.
More than five centuries later, DROMEDA takes that same movement beyond the fresco wall and redistributes it across three individual skateboard decks.
THE ARTIST
RAPHAEL
Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino, known simply as Raphael, was born in 1483 and became one of the defining artists of the Italian High Renaissance.
Alongside Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, Raphael helped shape an era in which painting, architecture and classical ideas were being reconsidered with extraordinary ambition.
His work became known for balance, clarity and idealised beauty. Even when his compositions were crowded with figures and movement, they retained an underlying sense of order.
The Triumph of Galatea is a perfect example. Bodies turn in different directions, creatures surge through the water and arrows cross the sky, yet the composition never loses its centre.
Raphael turns complexity into harmony.
Five centuries later, the movement still feels immediate.
THE RECOMPOSITION
RECOMPOSED ACROSS
THREE DECKS
DROMEDA takes the original composition beyond the conventional frame.
Rather than reproducing Raphael's fresco as a single rectangle, the image has been carefully positioned across three individual skateboard decks. The spaces between the boards become part of the work.
Galatea remains at the centre while the surrounding figures, water and movement travel across separate physical surfaces.
Viewed directly from the front, the three decks reconnect into Raphael's composition. Move around the piece and the maple edges, concave forms and separation between each board 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.
Based on approximately 2 inches between each deck.
The result sits somewhere between painting, sculpture and an object from skate culture.
From directly in front, the three images resolve into Raphael'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.
WHY DROMEDA
MORE THAN SOMETHING TO HANG ON A WALL.
Somewhere between wall art and sculpture, every Dromeda Triptych is designed to give great art an entirely different presence.


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SPECIFICATIONS
Set: 3 skateboard decks forming one continuous artwork
Deck size: Approx. 31 × 8 in (79 × 20 cm) each
Installed size: Approx. 31 × 28 in (79 × 71 cm) with recommended spacing
Construction: 7-ply maple
Finish: Satin clear coat
Orientation: Vertical
Mounting: 3 individual wall mounts included
Recommended spacing: Approx. 2 in (5 cm) between decks
Intended use: Indoor display only. Do not use these as actual skateboards.
INSTALLATION
Your Dromeda Triptych is designed to be installed as three individual decks, with approximately 5 cm between each piece.
Position the centre deck first, then use it as your reference point for the two outer decks. Carefully measure and level all three mounting points before fixing the supplied wall mounts in place.
Wall construction varies, so always use screws and fixings appropriate for your wall type. If you're unsure, we recommend having your piece professionally installed.
We have setup a dedicated page to guide you on the wall installation here.
Once mounted, step back and check the spacing and alignment before making any final adjustments.
CARE
Your Dromeda Triptych requires very little maintenance. For everyday cleaning, gently remove dust using a clean, dry microfibre cloth.
Avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents, household sprays or soaking the surface with water. If required, use a slightly damp soft cloth and dry the surface immediately.
Like other artworks, we recommend keeping your Triptych away from prolonged direct sunlight, excessive moisture and sources of extreme heat to help preserve its finish and colour over time.
Handle the decks with clean, dry hands and avoid placing pressure on the printed surface.
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Free shipping on every Dromeda Triptych.
We offer complimentary shipping on all Triptych sets within Australia. Your artwork will be carefully packed for its journey and tracking details will be provided once your order is dispatched.
Melbourne pickup is also available. Select local pickup at checkout and we'll let you know when your order is ready for collection.
Every Dromeda Triptych is also covered by our 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. If your piece isn't right for your space, simply contact us within 30 days of receiving it and we'll help arrange the return.
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Have questions?
What exactly is included with my Dromeda Triptych?
Each set includes three individually printed 7-ply maple skateboard decks that combine to form one continuous artwork, along with three wall-mounting brackets; everything you need to create the finished triptych.
How big is the Triptych once it's on the wall?
Each deck measures approximately 31 × 8 inches (79 × 20 cm). With our recommended 2-inch spacing between each deck, the complete installation measures approximately 31 inches high × 28 inches wide (79 × 71 cm).
Are these real skateboard decks?
Yes. Each artwork is produced on genuine 7-ply maple skateboard decks, complete with the shape, concave and mounting holes you'd expect from a traditional deck. They're made for display rather than riding.
How difficult is it to hang?
Each set comes with three purpose-made wall mounts — one for each deck. Simply position the mounts at your preferred spacing and hang each deck individually. We recommend approximately 2 inches (5 cm) between decks to recreate the intended composition.
Will the colours look exactly like they do on my screen?
We work carefully to reproduce each artwork accurately, but slight variations in colour can occur between screens and the finished physical print.
The natural maple construction and satin finish also give the artwork a physical character that can't be fully represented on a screen.
What happens if I change my mind?
Your purchase is covered by our 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. If your Dromeda piece isn't right for your space, contact us within 30 days of receiving it and we'll help arrange the return in accordance with our returns policy.
NO SCRIPT. JUST FIRST REACTIONS.
Unprompted reactions to the first DROMEDA pieces.
"This is genuinely unlike anything I've seen before. The detail is incredible."
Claire, Melbourne
Melbourne prototype viewing
"I can't believe this is a skateboard deck. Honestly, it belongs in a gallery."
Richard, Country VIC
First Collection customer
"Its legit like half sculpture / half painting. And the art itself hits so hard."
David, unknown
"I love the juxtaposition of classical art on a skateboard. I think cause its usually viewed as an object of rebellion."
Andrew, Sydney
First Collection Customer
"OMG I love these, such an original idea. Great way to bring back the classics."
Janet, Melbourne
Melbourne prototype viewing