This vintage vinyl wall art transforms a Y2K-era record into a surreal & spiritual statement piece. Created through a layered process of spray paint, dcollage with recycled paper, & engraved bass-relief lines, it carries both symbolic depth & bold visual energy. Titled Eat Me Please, the artwork portrays a human figure offering itself to a larger wolf-like being a dramatic gesture of surrender, vulnerability, & desire. This distorted vision of devotion & sacrifice reflects timeless myths of predator & prey, while hinting at the fragility of human longing. The process behind the work adds to its raw power: recycled paper fragments were applied to the wet sprayed surface, torn away to leave accidental textures, then engraved lines carved the figures directly into the vinyl. The result is a one-of-a-kind composition that feels both primitive & contemporary, echoing rupestrian art while rooted in Y2K music history. With its lilac base, collaged fragments, & symbolic gestures, this piece resonates with surrealism, spiritual symbolism, & avant-garde aesthetics. A striking artwork for homes that embrace eclectic interiors, bold statement dcor, or unique collectible gifts. Details One-of-a-kind artwork Upcycled 33 rpm vinyl (P.H.E.A.R., early 2000s / Y2K) Techniques: spray paint, dcollage with recycled paper, engraved bass-relief lines Ready to hang Made in USA Original vinyl was non-functional - no playable music harmed ???? Measurements Diameter: approx. 30 cm (12 in) ???? Condition Excellent upcycled condition. Visible textures & traces of vintage paper fragments are integral to the artistic process & character of the piece. ???? Free international shipping included. ???? Subscribe to our newsletter (link in shop announcement) to receive 15% off your first Etsy order. Upcycled Vinyl Record Wall Art Dcollage & Engraving Spiritual Home Decor