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This unique, fine art collectible tile incorporates the distinct likeness of the Alien species. It is titled ´Brooding´ and is a hieroglyphic style relief of the eight-legged Facehugger and Chestburster aliens.Each plate is constructed of solid ceramic, measuring 12´ x 12´ x .50´ in dimension and this White Pearl edition has a limited edition of 150 pieces worldwide. Every plate includes a numbered certificate of authenticity with signature, plus the back of each plate includes an etched signature from Mr. Henriksen himself.Based on his close involvement with 20th Century FOX´s 2004 ALIEN Vs. PREDATOR film and personal experiences with the ALIEN film series, Lance Henriksen has been hard at work creating a limited edition series of carefully hand sculpted ceramic tiles featuring the relief sculptures of these two battling, galactic species as seen in the AVP film. Sideshow Collectible´s is proud to partner with Lance Henriksen to share these artworks with collectors everywhere!Sideshow Collectibles has become a distribution partner for this stylish and extremely limited series of fine art tiles. The tiles are certain to become a collection centerpiece for any fan of ALIENS vs. PREDATOR and/or of Lance Henriksen himself.Henriksen, who appeared in Aliens, Aliens III, and Aliens versus Predator has channeled his vision into high-fired ceramic artifacts depicting elements inspired by the Alien / Predator film series. Each and every fine art tile has been hand-made by Lance himself and has become a tangible artifact that he believes ´will become an archeological find of the future, the colors and textures that will out live us all.´For the last 35 years, actor / artist, lance Henriksen has followed his passion, honing his skills and mastering the art of pottery. Lance was making pottery in the 60´s long before he ever started acting. He continues to make pottery in between film projects. Lance has a love for being in the studio and finds his work there to be a welcome change from the pressures and frantic pace of movie-making. In creating pottery he finds a place of contentment, piece of mind and hope for the future.
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