Description

Michael Ninn’s journey into art spans multiple mediums, from groundbreaking films to captivating photography. Known for his surreal, intricate aesthetic and a distinct style that pushes creative boundaries, Ninn has become a celebrated name in visual arts. His work has often explored the fusion of organic and mechanical elements, weaving complex emotions into striking, unforgettable images. This guitar is a testament to his artistic vision, bringing his talents from the canvas and screen to a musical instrument.

The story behind this guitar began in 2005 when Ninn created a film called Catherine, featuring an original theme song that caught the attention of none other than Eddie Van Halen. Eddie reached out to Ninn about licensing the song, sparking a creative partnership that led to them co-producing the score for Sacred Sin, where Eddie served as executive producer. This guitar stands as a tribute to that collaboration, symbolizing the connection they forged through a shared artistic vision.

Both the guitar and the artwork come with certification, assuring their authenticity and value as collector’s items. For a full year, this exceptional piece was prominently displayed at the Catherine exhibit’s residency in the Heritage Museum in Las Vegas, captivating audiences with its intricate design and compelling history.

Ninn’s artwork transforms the guitar into a canvas, featuring organic and mechanical elements intertwined in a visual symphony. The face of a mysterious woman emerges from swirling patterns and vibrant tones, creating a powerful fusion of music and art that captures the imagination. This guitar isn’t just an instrument—it’s a conversation piece, a collector’s item, and a statement of creative expression.

Ideal for those who appreciate artistry in every form, this custom EVH Wolfgang is the perfect addition to any collection. With its certified authenticity, rare provenance, and connection to the creative journey shared by Ninn and Van Halen, it stands as a testament to the harmony of visual and auditory creativity. This is more than a guitar; it’s a legacy, a piece of artistic history, and a celebration of the power of collaboration.