Odd Behaviour

Not decor.
A statement you live with.

‘Between Power and Light’

This artwork reimagines Nefertiti not as a symbol of spectacle,
but as a study of balance.

In ancient Egypt, power didn’t always speak loudly.
Some figures ruled through presence —
measured, composed, unmoved.

This piece is about that kind of strength.
Stillness as authority.
Grace as structure.

An artwork for those who understand that
what lasts doesn’t rush.

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TUT ANKH AMOUN.

Available now on our website.

He was young when he took the throne.
Too young to control the future that was waiting for him.

His reign passed quietly.
No great wars. No grand reforms.
Just a life that ended before it could fully begin.

This artwork was designed to represent that contradiction —
a king who didn’t shape history,
but became one of its strongest echoes.

Available as a framed in 5 sizes, check the link in bio for more info.

‘ANUBIS - THE INBETWEEN’

There are moments in life that don’t need decisions.
They need stillness.

Anubis stands for that space —
where nothing is chosen,
and everything is held.

Available as a framed poster.

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All featured designs art custom OB art.

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‘Chrome Relic’

A figure suspended between eras.
Ancient form, stripped of identity and recast in chrome — reflective, distorted, and unresolved.
Not a ruler. Not a god.
Just a presence, caught between memory and the now.

One of Egypt’s most powerful queens remains history’s greatest mystery.

Nefertiti was not only a symbol of beauty, but one of the most powerful women in ancient Egypt. She ruled beside Pharaoh Akhenaten during one of the most radical periods in Egyptian history, when centuries-old traditions were broken and the worship of a single god was introduced.

Then, without explanation, her name vanished from official records. No detailed accounts of her final years exist. No confirmed death. No tomb ever found. What remains are fragments: reliefs, titles, and unanswered questions.

Some historians believe Nefertiti may have ruled Egypt herself, possibly under the name Neferneferuaten. Others believe her story was intentionally erased after the fall of Akhenaten’s reign.

Today, her face is recognized around the world, yet her life remains incomplete.

All artwork shown is by Odd Behaviour
Available as canvas prints on our website.

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