Two Needles at Midnight abstract art print in a slim dark-walnut frame on an off-white wall.
Two Needles at Midnight framed in a travertine living room beside a lit opal-glass lamp.
Two Needles at Midnight framed in a cream and charcoal salon with lit stone lamps and two crossing brass needles.
Two Needles at Midnight abstract art print in a slim dark-walnut frame on an off-white wall.
Two Needles at Midnight framed in a travertine living room beside a lit opal-glass lamp.
Two Needles at Midnight framed in a cream and charcoal salon with lit stone lamps and two crossing brass needles.

Two Needles at Midnight — Collider Futures Art Print

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Two Needles at Midnight turns convergence into suspense. Twin pale trajectories enter a near-black field, balanced by a restrained glow and a severe field of negative space. The result is an original, text-free Northbound Posters composition about precision, distance and the instant before contact.

Sold as an unframed art print. Frames shown in preview images are for display only and are not included. Printed on thick matte paper and available in 21 × 30 cm, 30 × 40 cm and 50 × 70 cm. Made to order, with free shipping within Australia.

Independent original artwork by Northbound Posters. Not licensed, endorsed, sponsored by or affiliated with CERN, the Large Hadron Collider or any scientific institution.

Two Needles at Midnight turns convergence into suspense. Twin pale trajectories enter a near-black field, balanced by a restrained glow and a severe field of negative space. The result is an original, text-free Northbound Posters composition about precision, distance and the instant before contact.

Sold as an unframed art print. Frames shown in preview images are for display only and are not included. Printed on thick matte paper and available in 21 × 30 cm, 30 × 40 cm and 50 × 70 cm. Made to order, with free shipping within Australia.

Independent original artwork by Northbound Posters. Not licensed, endorsed, sponsored by or affiliated with CERN, the Large Hadron Collider or any scientific institution.