[I See No God] Inverted Soviet Propaganda Series Print (12x18)

[NOTE: Just to be clear, there are two images shown here. This product is a 12x18 print of the first image, the one in English. The second older looking image in Russian is just included here for comparison.]

This is part of a series I did where I "inverted" anti-religion Soviet propaganda. The original here is a pretty well known image, or maybe I just made a special note of it because of my interest in the connection between the idea of space travel and atheism. The angle I would take here jumped out to me immediately, as one of my interests is formal debates between atheists and theists, and atheists often use a talking point like this, that we can't see God the way we see the physical things around us, so He must not be there. I thought the phrasing here was ironic considering that one of the attributes of God is that he sees all things so, this image kind of made itself.

• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²)
• Giclée printing quality
• Opacity: 94%