Jacob Hashimoto, The Lone Survivor

Jacob Hashimoto

The Lone Survivor

35-color lithograph with screenprint and hand-applied lithographed collage elements

Price range: $4,800 through $5,265

Haystack is pleased to present The Lone Survivor, our third limited edition with Jacob Hashimoto—and the artist’s most technically ambitious Haystack edition to date.

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Year
2026
Edition of
40
Dimensions
30 1/4 x 23 inches
Authentication

Signed and numbered on the front by the artist. All Haystack editions come with a Certificate of Authenticity.

“I hope that people encountering the prints in their more intimate context will feel as if what they are encountering is a fragment of a larger possible whole. I hope that the prints allow people to see around the corner of the frame, off-screen, and to build a space for potential and imagination through and around the works. They are hopefully places of potential.”

– Jacob Hashimoto

About the Artwork

Haystack is pleased to present The Lone Survivor, our third limited edition with Jacob Hashimoto—and the artist’s most technically ambitious Haystack edition to date.

Created in close collaboration with master printmaker Phil Sanders, The Lone Survivor brings the layered, immersive quality of Hashimoto’s installations into the language of print. The work combines a 35-color lithograph with screen print and five hand-applied lithographed collage elements, each carefully positioned to build an intricate, labyrinthine composition. Through the accumulation of color, pattern, and individual components, the edition echoes Hashimoto’s longstanding approach to making: constructing expansive, seemingly weightless worlds from countless individual parts.

Hashimoto’s practice moves fluidly between painting, sculpture, installation, and printmaking, drawing inspiration from video games, virtual environments, cosmology, and systems of repetition and accumulation. His dynamic installations are composed from an evolving vocabulary of modular elements, including his signature bamboo-and-paper kites, model boats, and other hand-crafted forms. Together, these components create environments that feel at once meticulously ordered and ephemeral—an interplay that is equally present in The Lone Survivor.

His landmark installation Giant Arc, comprising nearly 75,000 hand-crafted kites and his largest installation to date, is currently on view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, where it is suspended floor to ceiling to transform the museum’s galleries into an immersive, shifting environment.

 

Curator's Note

The Lone Survivor arrives at a particular moment in Jacob Hashimoto’s career. His landmark installation Giant Arc — comprising nearly 75,000 hand-crafted kites suspended floor to ceiling — is currently transforming the galleries of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art into an immersive, shifting environment. Against that monumental scale, The Lone Survivor offers the same expansive visual intelligence, distilled into a work held in the hand in print form.

Combining a 35-color lithograph with screenprint and five hand-applied collage elements, this is Hashimoto’s most technically ambitious Haystack edition to date.

Available exclusively through Haystack, The Lone Survivor offers a rare opportunity to experience Hashimoto’s expansive visual language in a highly considered edition, where the accumulation of individual elements becomes a world unto itself.

Hashimoto’s work is held in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Microsoft Art Collection, among numerous other institutions.

About the Artist

Jacob Hashimoto (b.1973, Greeley, CO) uses a multitude of materials to create magical and sophisticated environments that are intricate and labyrinthine in design.

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