Roof of the World sets a quiet contrast. Under a clear sky, a bright moon and sharp stars shine while soft-edged clouds drift like sculpted forms above a row of silhouetted trees. The lower section resembles window panes, each segment framing the calm landscape with gentle rhythms. This piece draws inspiration from René Magritte, capturing his poetic surrealism and clever contradictions. For a wider selection, explore more Magritte Treachery of Images prints.

Cool blues blend from light to rich tones, balanced by soft greys and dark greens to root the scene. The mix of soft cloud shapes and defined tree lines creates depth and structure. The portrait orientation gives ample open space, encouraging a relaxed, lingering gaze — perfect for Kiwi living rooms.

• Moonlit sky and twinkling stars set a calm, reflective mood
• Window-like sections offer a steady visual rhythm
• Fluffy clouds contrast with sharp-edged foliage

Available in various sizes to suit your walls and room dimensions across New Zealand. Keen to learn more about the ideas behind the artwork? Check out our article on how Magritte makes the everyday extraordinary. Pick your favourite size and bring a touch of sky into your bach or home.