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.

This trio keeps one note burning through all three — a red sun, a dusk balcony, a canyon sky — against the same deep midnight blue, so they read as one quiet, surreal 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.

Where it lives: a study that rewards a second look, a hallway that wants one good pause, anywhere that wants quiet drama instead of 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.