Surreal Night Sky Art Print Set of 3

A Buddha under a red sun, a lone figure keeping watch at dusk, a single tree against a burning sky — one deep navy note, carried three ways.

Carved into every Buddha image is a single raised bump at the crown, a mark the tradition says stands for wisdom itself — the ushnisha, carried through two thousand years of stone and bronze. A few feet along the same wall, a man in a dark suit and bowler hat keeps his own private vigil; surrealist painters used that anonymous, faceless figure again and again as a stand-in for the city and the stranger you pass and never remember, often setting him on a row of twilight balconies each under its own separate sky. And past him, a single tree holds a canyon’s enormity in one frame — the kind of scale nineteenth-century landscape painters like Frederic Edwin Church once lit with gas jets behind silver reflectors because an ordinary room couldn’t do it justice.

One note holds the set together — the same deep midnight blue sits behind the sun, the balcony and the canyon, so the trio reads as a single quiet hour rather than three unrelated scenes.

What’s included: all three Midnight & Vermilion prints, the same size, ready to hang as a trio. This set saves 20% versus buying the three separately.

Hang it somewhere that rewards a second look — a study wall, a stairway landing, anywhere quiet drama beats noise.

Available in 30×45 cm (12×18 in), 40×60 cm (16×24 in) and 60×90 cm (24×36 in) — all three prints in the set come in the size you choose.

Fine art giclée prints, special 12-colour printing, luxurious matte eco-friendly paper. Thick white gallery margin on every print. Titled and signed — the artist's signature is printed in the margin. Open edition, not numbered. Sold unframed, ready for your own frame. Made with AI-assisted digital tools — directed, curated and signed by the artist. Printed and shipped by Gelato, our production partner — most multi-item orders ship together in one parcel; in rare cases where pieces are produced at different facilities they may arrive separately.