Harland Miller’s “Who Cares Wins” presents a playful reversal of the familiar phrase “Who Dares Wins,” turning the language of bravado into an unexpectedly generous statement. Hand-rendered brown lettering sits against a field of coral pink, framed by vivid bands of turquoise blue. A small penguin appears near the bottom of the composition, reinforcing the work’s reference to classic Penguin paperback covers.

The print balances Miller’s characteristic wit with one of his most openly positive messages. Its softly mottled color, irregular painted edges and scattered marks create the appearance of a well-worn book enlarged into a substantial work on paper. These details give the image warmth and individuality while preserving the strong graphic quality that makes Miller’s work immediately recognizable. The combination of distinctive color and concise wordplay makes “Who Cares Wins” an especially approachable example of the artist’s practice.

Created in 2020, “Who Cares Wins” is a hand-signed and numbered screenprint in colors measuring 39 2/5 x 27 3/5 inches. It was produced in an edition of 250 plus 25 artist’s proofs.