In symbolism, the moon represents the divine feminine: the piece's own meaning, published alongside it. 'Luna Moon' (2022) is Gallagher's botanical surrealism turned lunar: a woman in a dreamlike botanical landscape, with the moon hand-embellished by the artist in 23 carat gold leaf, so every impression catches the light differently and no two are quite identical. This is a hand-finished print, not just a reproduction, from an edition of just 25.

Alexandra Gallagher (b. 1980, Greater Manchester) is a British multidisciplinary artist whose practice navigates the boundaries between painting, collage, street art, printmaking and mixed media. Her work operates at the confluence of Surrealism and contemporary feminist discourse, interrogating visual and cultural constructions of femininity through a complex synthesis of symbolic imagery and psychological narrative. Her acclaimed prints show women in dreamlike botanical landscapes, often integrating inspiring or humorous typography. She has said: "The inspiration behind my work is our experiences as women in western society... but I didn't want to put something out there that's obvious or brutal, I wanted to create something beautiful out of something ugly, but still give a voice". Her accolades include Saatchi Showdown Surrealism Second Place Winner, Secret Art Prize Runner-Up 2016, London Contemporary Art Prize 2018 finalist, and shortlistings for the Rise Art Prize and Zealous X.

Edition: 25
Signed: Yes, hand-signed, numbered and stamped by the artist (signed front and back on this edition) [7]
Medium: Giclée on 310gsm 100% cotton rag paper, archival pigment ink, hand embellished with 23ct gold leaf moon
Paper size: 60 × 60cm
Year: 2022
Certificate: Accompanied by certificate of authenticity