Among Sheep

A black Doberman stands motionless among a sea of sheep, calm yet unmistakably dominant. Among Sheep is a visual metaphor for individuality, instinct and silent leadership. The piercing gaze and cold atmosphere create tension between conformity and control, where the subject does not seek attention yet commands the entire scene. Dark, minimal and psychologically charged, this artwork is built for interiors that embrace confidence and edge.

Printed on 250 gsm museum-quality paper and limited to 25 pieces. Each artwork is delivered with a certificate of authenticity, reinforcing exclusivity and long-term value.

This artwork is part of an exclusive collaboration between Celin Art and Enzo Vescari. Enzo Vescari is known for bold, narrative-driven compositions built on contrast, cultural references and unapologetic expression. Each piece carries a strong identity designed to command attention rather than simply decorate a wall.

Celin Art x Enzo Vescari represents a fusion of two creative visions where exclusivity, quality and artistic integrity come first.

Printed on premium 250 gsm museum-quality paper for superior depth, contrast and longevity.

Each artwork is released in a strictly limited edition of 25 prints worldwide. Once sold out, it will never be reproduced.

Every print is individually numbered and accompanied by a digitally issued certificate of authenticity verifying its edition number and originality.

Your art is produced to order. We aim to start production within 12 hours of purchase. Prints and framed pieces are made on demand and routed to local production partners when possible to shorten delivery times and reduce transport. Framed artworks may require an additional production day, as each piece is mounted by hand.

Delivery times
3 to 7 business days

Ready to hang
Choose a frame and we hand mount, secure, and pack your artwork so it arrives ready to hang.

Where we ship
We currently ship to Sweden, Denmark, and Germany.

Sustainability
Made to order with no unnecessary warehousing or overproduction
Localized production when possible to reduce transport and emissions