A pair of lacquer-red lips floats against a bright sky streaked with clouds, drifting above rooftops and a slender crescent moon. This dreamy image is from Man Ray’s "Observatory Time: The Lovers," turning a simple gesture into a glowing symbol. His clever mix of sharp shapes and painterly skies brings a peaceful pause and a cheeky grin to any space. The sky seems to be returning the kiss.

Looking for more surreal art to brighten your walls? Check out our René Magritte Treachery of Images range for similarly thought-provoking prints, perfect for Kiwi homes.

• Colours: rich sky blues, soft cloud whites, earthy brick and slate tones, plus shiny crimson.
• Vibe: light, playful, with a hint of the unexpected. A great conversation starter.
• Design tips: pairs well with minimalist furniture, black frames, or warm native woods. Let the empty space speak.

Available as posters in various sizes, ideal for a gallery wall or solo display above a sideboard.

Fancy diving deeper into surrealism? Read our article on how Magritte transformed the everyday into the extraordinary. Pick your size and add a playful nod to your room.