Prada Marfa Sign by Elmgreen & Dragset (Signed)

This item is a 30”x40” fine art print or wall placard commemorating the iconic 'Prada Marfa' permanent sculptural installation created by artists Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset in 2005. The piece features a high-contrast minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a stark white background with crisp black typography. The top of the sign displays the 'PRADA' logo in its traditional serif font, followed by 'MARFA' in a clean sans-serif typeface. Below this, the distance '1837 MI' is indicated alongside a bold, right-pointing arrow, referencing the distance to the actual art installation located in Valentine, Texas. Constructed on a flat, rigid substrate—likely high-grade cardstock, archival paper, or a composite panel—the item exhibits a matte finish. According to the user context, this specific piece is signed by the artists, which significantly elevates its status from a commercial reproduction to a collectible art object. The condition appears excellent with sharp corners and no visible foxing, creasing, or fading. The design captures the 'Pop Architecture' and conceptual minimalism of the original installation, which serves as a critique on luxury consumerism and gentrification. This piece likely dates from the mid-2000s to the present, as reproductions of the sign became a staple of modern interior design following several high-profile pop culture placements.