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Wolf Alice Autographed Photographic Print

$91.00

Taken from the stage at The O2 Arena in London, this signed Wolf Alice print by photographer Harriet T K Bols captures Ellie Rowsell facing out across a sea of lights. Seen from behind, Rowsell sits alone at the centre of the frame while the audience fills almost every dark space beyond her, thousands of illuminated phones turning the arena into a field of pinpoints.

The photograph has a real sense of scale, but its strength is in the contrast. Rowsell occupies a small, brightly lit circle in the foreground, while the crowd seems to stretch indefinitely into the darkness. That distance between performer and audience is what makes the image feel so intimate. You get the size of an arena show and, at the same time, a very still moment within it.

Wolf Alice have spent more than a decade moving between alternative rock, shoegaze, grunge and pop without losing the identity that first set them apart. Their second album, Visions of a Life, won the 2018 Mercury Prize, while Blue Weekend reached number one in the UK. In 2026 they won BRIT Group of the Year for a second time, following their earlier win in 2022.

The photograph is by UK-based photographer and videographer Harriet T K Bols, whose work with Wolf Alice includes imagery created around the band’s Bloom Baby Bloom campaign. Her portfolio has a strong focus on live music and artist-led photography, and this image shows why: the composition feels carefully judged without losing the immediacy of the performance itself. Harriet

Created for Teenage Cancer Trust’s Good Energy series, the photograph has been transformed into a five-layer silk screen print by White Duck Editions in Bath. The black-and-white treatment gives the lights, shadows and negative space a much stronger graphic quality on paper, while the layered print process adds a physical depth that suits the image.

Only 100 prints were produced. Each is hand signed by Wolf Alice, published by Teenage Cancer Trust and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.

Product details

  • Limited edition of 100
  • Hand signed by Wolf Alice
  • Photography by Harriet T K Bols
  • Published by Teenage Cancer Trust
  • Part of the Good Energy series
  • Five-layer silk screen print
  • Printed on 350gsm stock
  • Produced by White Duck Editions, Bath, UK
  • A2, 420 × 594mm
  • Certificate of authenticity included
  • Supplied unframed

As each print is signed individually by hand, the position and appearance of the signatures may vary slightly.

International customers are responsible for any import fees due on delivery.