Quarantine 3D Poster

It's physical. The surface is ridged, and each ridge holds a slice of three different images. Move, tilt your head, or change the light in the room and the picture resolves into a different one. No batteries, no app, no editing. The first time you catch it shifting when you weren't looking at it, you'll understand why we built the whole store around this feeling.

Lumenglass™ is the panel your poster is printed on. It's a PET composite with a pearl-film layer — not paper — and that's what makes the whole piece work.

Three things come from that. It's water-resistant and shrugs off humidity, condensation and the odd wipe with a damp cloth, none of which paper survives. It holds its own shape instead of curling, and it won't crack or shatter the way glass does, so it travels well. And the pearl layer gives the artwork a depth and a shine flat stock can't reproduce — colours sit deeper, blacks stay black.

It's also what makes the movement possible. The lens layer that shifts the image between three frames needs a smooth, optically clear surface to sit on. On paper, the effect doesn't exist

Honestly? It looks different in person — and better. A camera can only capture one angle at a time, so photos always flatten the one thing that makes this worth owning. In your hands you get the depth, the grain, the blacks holding shadow instead of turning gray. If it doesn't land the way you hoped, you have 90 days to send it back.

You already know the two versions of that story: the paper poster that curls off the wall by month two, and the overpriced collector's box that felt hollow the second you opened it. This is neither. It's a rigid Lumenglass™ panel that doesn't warp with humidity and doesn't tear at the corners. It's an object, not a souvenir.

At 30 × 40 cm it sits comfortably above a monitor, on a shelf, or in that one dim corner you've been curating for years. And it's built for low light.