Dystopian & Surveillance Art Prints

They're watching. You know it, I know it, and the pig in the pinstripe suit inhaling your data off a glowing tablet definitely knows it. This is the wall where we drag all of it into the light and make it hold still long enough to stare back.

Every piece in here came out of the same 3 a.m. question: who is holding the clipboard, and why do they keep winning? So we drew them. A chained ball of a thousand watching eyes welded over a padlocked gate. A wolf in a priest's collar working a collection plate full of dead phones. A skeleton at the head of the table with a cracked screen where its face used to be. None of it is invented. It is the feed you already scroll every morning, finally sitting still on paper.

Every print is signed, numbered, and pulled one at a time on 310gsm archival cotton rag or stretched canvas the second you order it. When the edition is gone it is gone. No reprints, no apologies. Hang one where the light is low and watch the whole room grow a nervous system.

Surveillance art, protest art, and dark dystopian wall art for people who collect atmosphere instead of decoration. Built to hit you from across the street and unsettle you from an inch away. Bring one home. Let it stare back.