Two gingerbread men in love with the queen's big tits bathed in sweat

The play has a monochromatic aesthetic, a blend of the grotesque and the sweet. The delirious and humorous elements reveal that behind the gingerbread men's innocent nature lies a capacity for love and a mad attraction to the queen's large breasts, all because they desire the unattainable and the glamorous. This situation is a critique of the obsession with sexuality and appearance in contemporary culture, where physical attraction can overshadow deeper qualities. The exotic, abundant, and sensual nature of the play leads us to a strange scene where everything takes place in a large bathtub, and it is the sweat from the queen's armpits that permeates everything.

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	Limited editions (10 of each size) on 190g William Turner By Hahnemühle German paper.
	Includes certificate of authenticity
	Includes a 5cm white margin around the edges, ideal for easy framing.