Episcopus & Pedes - Fine Art Ink Print | Strategy & Games
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In the medieval hierarchy of the board, the foot soldier and the cleric represent two fundamentally opposing vectors of conflict. I mapped the structural logic behind Episcopus & Pedes, isolating the heavy, grounded inertia of the pawn against the sharp, slicing trajectory of the bishop. Within the Strategy & Games collection, this document serves as a clinical analysis of mobility and structural limits. Through precise ink hatching, calculated angles, and spatial annotations, I deconstruct their physical forms into diagrams of latent kinetic energy. The pawn marches with stoic linearity, while the bishop commands its rigid diagonal axis. This conceptual study is carefully preserved and available in the Archive in three formats.
Each archival fine art print is printed to order in my Florence studio and shipped within 3–5 business days.
©Lorenzo Caia 2026
+ Archival Materials & Technique
+ Archival Materials & Technique
. High-fidelity Giclée print.
. Substrate: 200gsm heavyweight matte paper, strictly acid-free to ensure quality and prevent yellowing over time.
. Pigments: Archival pigment inks, formulated for lightfastness and resistance to fading.
. The reproduction captures every nuance of the original ink drawing, preserving the integrity of the initial sketches and incidental ink splatters.
. Available archival sizes: A5 · A4 · A3.
. The artwork is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced without my written authorization.
+ Shipping & Logistics
+ Shipping & Logistics
. I provide tracked worldwide shipping at no additional cost.
. Each sheet is printed to order to ensure a pristine surface. Please allow 3–5 business days for preparation in my studio.
. My work is sealed in protective materials and dispatched in a rigid mailing tube or flat box, depending on the dimensions.
. Returns are accepted within 14 days of receipt. → Full Policy
(Import duties for non-EU countries remain the responsibility of the recipient).
+ Preservation Guidelines
+ Preservation Guidelines
. To ensure the longevity of the lightfast pigments, I recommend framing under museum-grade glass with a UV filter.
. Please note that monitor calibrations vary; the density of the blacks and grays on the physical sheet may differ slightly from your digital display.
. Frames shown in studio photography are for illustrative purposes and are not included with the archival reproduction.
