Phases of A Dream

$70 ~~$580~~ In stock

Category: Space

ARTIST: Andy okay
VALUE: $90–$450

Immerse yourself in "Phases of A Dream," a striking art print by Andy okay that masterfully blends the celestial with the athletic. This evocative piece features a series of soccer balls, each depicted in a different phase, reminiscent of the moon's ethereal cycle against a deep, starry expanse. It's a poetic visual, suggesting the ever-changing nature of aspiration and the quiet beauty of the cosmos.

Andy okay brings a unique perspective to this artwork, inviting contemplation on the journey of dreams, from inception to full realization. The dark, expansive background highlights the luminous forms of the soccer balls, creating a dynamic yet harmonious composition that will captivate viewers in any setting.

Elevate your space with this thought-provoking fine art print. A portion of the proceeds from "Phases of A Dream" benefits the Shared Impact Fund, supporting vital causes and making a difference with every purchase.

DETAILS

Officially licensed and authorized artwork printed on 200gsm matte fine art paper.

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Pro tip: If you're deciding between sizes, size up. Most people regret buying too small.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie U. ★★★★★ Aug 18, 2026

The gradient of deep blues against the astronaut's form makes this piece feel almost weightless, like it's suspended mid-thought. The print quality really captures the soft texture of the suit, and the blend of athletic motion with the cosmos is oddly calming. It's been up in my hallway for a week a

Isabella ★★★★★ Aug 17, 2026

The way it blends the astronaut’s motion with the lunar phases stopped me mid-scroll, and the print quality does the artwork justice. It’s a bold centerpiece that makes my hallway feel like a gallery, and the price feels fair for the size.

Grace ★★★★★ Aug 4, 2026

The print didn't have that weird chemical smell some rolled art has, which I appreciated. The way the celestial and athletic elements bleed together is even more striking in person than on screen.