RELICS: The Last Cut - Jason Voorhees

This work is part of RELICS: The Last Cut, the curatorial line by The Frame Beyond dedicated to what remains when the act is already complete.

The Jason Voorhees bust is not a representation in motion, but a relic: a fragment that survived the violence.

The head, brutally severed, reveals a fragment of a broken spine, a recurring element in all RELICS: the breaking point between what was alive and what is condemned to remain.

There is no movement here.
There is no pursuit.
There is silence.

Sculpted textures, weathered surfaces, and a dirty, matte finish transform Jason from a slasher icon into a totemic object, disturbing and definitive.

Each piece is created through high-precision 3D printing and is entirely hand-finished and painted in our studio in Italy.

No two works are identical.
Drips, textures, and chromatic variations make every RELIC unique.

The Essence of the Relic

• Fixity of Terror: The hockey mask not as an object, but as the definitive face of an endless hunt.
• State of Stillness: The relic captures the moment when the fury has subsided, leaving only matter.

🛠️ Craftsmanship and Matter

Each work in the The Last Cut series is a unique piece finished in our studio:

• High-definition 3D printing: To capture every anatomical and material detail.
• Hand painting: Each piece is individually painted to ensure unique nuances.
• Mixed Materials: Integration of physical elements (where applicable) for superior tactile realism.

📌 Technical Specifications

• Horror art collectors
• Slasher movie lovers
• Fans of Friday the 13th and Jason Voorhees
• Those seeking a bold, narrative piece, not a decorative one