Emily Bishop — Engineering the Human Variable | Fine Art Print

Bold. Brilliant. Human by design.

This fine art print features Emily Bishop, whose story reframes a question often missing from our calculations: What if designing for inclusion means engineering for biology,  not pretending it doesn’t exist? While leading a research study that required X-rays, Emily was newly pregnant, and quickly discovered how few engineering environments are built to flex for the realities of the human body. Her experience surfaces an essential truth: that design, safety, and humanity are not separate equations. They’re part of the same system. Through the ⚡reEngineered⚡Portrait Series, Emily’s portrait invites us to reconsider how we define “fit for purpose.” Because every blueprint, every process, and every innovation carries one constant variable — us.

Printed on museum-quality, archival fine art paper with a matte finish, each piece carries both precision and presence. Designed and printed in Montréal, QC through sustainable small-batch production, every print supports not just the message — but the makers too.

Whether displayed in your office, classroom, or studio, this isn’t just a portrait. It’s a conversation starter. It’s advocacy in pigment.

Product Details:

• Printed on archival quality paper (Breathing Colour Pura, 300gsm) 
• Museum-quality inks (Ultrachrome HDX; print permanence ratings up to 200 yrs)
• Borderless print, edge-to-edge coverage, full bleed
• Ships flat or rolled in recyclable packaging
• Available in multiple sizes (ready to frame or display)
• Ships flat or rolled in recyclable packaging