• Bone White on Black
• 12 x 12" Giclée Print
• Hahnemühle German Etching Paper
• Print to order
The midway of the subconscious. Nightmares take center stage here. At the heart of the chaos hovers the Night Hag, an homage to the folkloric root of the word nightmare, drawn from the sleep-paralysis demon of old. Flanked by a clown that has long since lost its joviality; and the boogie man, that creeping monster-under-the-bed. Their eyeless faces leer. Together, they are the unholy trinity of childhood terror; sightless, yet all-seeing.
Below them, Edgar Allan Poe’s haunting words drift. A fragile thread between waking and sleep, between what is and what might be. Etched onto the bed posts above are the names of the Oneiroi; Phantasos, Morpheus, and Phobetor, evoking the ancient dream spirits. Lurking in the margins, surreal symbols of dream logic drift by. One equal parts Tooth Fairy and fever hallucination. The other; the only creature here with a gaze, but one that cannot blink. In a world where horror has no eyes, the one that watches never sleeps. In this realm, sleep is haunted, and rest is a luxury denied.
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A portion of the proceeds help fund the Forty Winks Further art installation in Black Rock City.
Sustainability & Quality:
Each print is made to order using archival, water-based inks on museum-grade, acid-free papers sourced from responsible mills. Our papers are chosen for both longevity and environmentally conscious production. Printing on demand reduces waste and ensures every piece exists because you wanted it, not because it sat in a warehouse.
