A Vision of Alien Dislocation: Tomer Hanuka’s Masterpiece

Dive into the unsettling, beautiful world of Nicolas Roeg’s 1976 classic, The Man Who Fell to Earth, with this celebrated art print by Tomer Hanuka, originally commissioned by Mondo. This unique poster captures the film’s profound themes of isolation, transformation, and alien displacement with stunning visual metaphor. The artwork features two stylized, pinkish-red figures, representing the fragmented identity of Thomas Jerome Newton, hunched over a desolate landscape.

The Green Prism of Earthly Experience

Central to the design is a stark, dark green inverted triangle—a prism perhaps—containing the silhouette of a solitary figure walking away on a grassy slope. This powerful geometric motif highlights the contrast between Newton’s high-tech, extra-terrestrial origins and the surprisingly rustic, corrupted Earth he encounters. The unsettling color palette, featuring strong pink and earthy tones, and the dynamic, abstract composition make this print a crucial piece for any serious collector of modern film art or David Bowie memorabilia.

Essential Sci-Fi Decor

Whether you’re a devoted fan of David Bowie’s iconic cinematic work or a lover of mind-bending science fiction, this poster serves as a sophisticated and evocative centerpiece. Celebrate the film that defined Bowie’s ‘Thin White Duke’ era and explore the visual depth of this acclaimed alternative movie poster.