Some compositions ask to be looked at. Midnight Hours Club asks to be searched.
Chicago-based artist Edo spent months building a single image — a 35-color hand-pulled screenprint hiding 156 distinct objects in plain sight. Not as a gimmick, but as a philosophy. Every detail rewards the collector who slows down long enough to find it.
The work was printed by POP!NK Editions on Mohawk Superfine UltraWhite, 160 lb. cover stock with deckled edges — a paper choice that signals intention. Soft at the borders, precise at the center. Much like the work itself.
This release comes in two forms. The standard edition, limited to 28, is signed and numbered by the artist with a certificate of authenticity included. The hand-embellished edition, limited to 7, goes further — each piece individually worked by Edo's hand, making every one a wholly unique object. Same image, seven different works.
Midnight Hours Club is not a print you hang and forget. It is a print you return to.
Presented by Arte Haus Studios.
