A custom-designed printed circuit board (PCB) reimagining Velázquez's 1632 crucifixion. The board is cut to shape, arms outstretched and held in place with four numbered screws through the hand and foot positions.

The board uses an ENIG (Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold) finish, meaning the gold you see is real gold. It's the same process used in high-end electronics, here catching the light the way gold leaf does in early religious paintings. It's float mounted inside a beige plastic frame, reminiscent of a 90's computer housing. The sculpture can stand up and be displayed on a shelf and also has a small mounting hole of the back to hang it on a wall.

It arrives in a custom ESD bag, the anti-static kind computer components ship in, printed with the Imbue logo on the front and the Ten Commandments written out as computer code on the back. Look closely at the piece itself too. There's more worked into the board than the obvious.

Every piece sold this launch week will be hand-signed on the back.

This is an open edition but stock is produced in small batches and may sell out.

A 'Drug Lord' cross produced in Imbue studio. There're 100's of variations across the 2 colours that make up the 'Mystery' cross and the selection of pills. Or you can choose from the 5 colours. Each one is packed in a custom printed box with foam insert. You'll receive a mystery colour combination, sent out at random or the selected colour.

This is an open edition but stock is limited so may sell out.

A high resolution 3D print from a digital scan taken at The Louvre, Paris during a digital heist by Imbue. Comes in a custom clear display box with holographic print. Originally printed live during the 'Lost All Meaning' exhibition.