GUNBA
12 × 16 in. archival-quality giclée print on Hahnemühle William Turner 308 gsm paper.
An ukiyo-e-inspired painting by Fonzy, also known as Alfonso Bustamante, created in honour of the Year of the Horse. The original artwork was painted in ink on Arches paper.
Gunba is Japanese for “war horse.”
This is a horse bred for dust, thunder, bad roads, and worse odds. A creature made to charge forward when wiser beasts would turn back.
Created as a symbol of strength, endurance, and stubborn victory, Gunba is meant to carry powerful energy into the year ahead and remind you that obstacles are often just things waiting to be trampled.
GUNBA
12 × 16 in. archival-quality giclée print on Hahnemühle William Turner 308 gsm paper.
An ukiyo-e-inspired painting by Fonzy, also known as Alfonso Bustamante, created in honour of the Year of the Horse. The original artwork was painted in ink on Arches paper.
Gunba is Japanese for “war horse.”
This is a horse bred for dust, thunder, bad roads, and worse odds. A creature made to charge forward when wiser beasts would turn back.
Created as a symbol of strength, endurance, and stubborn victory, Gunba is meant to carry powerful energy into the year ahead and remind you that obstacles are often just things waiting to be trampled.
