Gaming console, Magritte’s vision – Art print

A vintage television set transforms into a stage. On its screen, a figure wearing a bowler hat stands against a backdrop of soft, drifting clouds. The face morphs into a vivid red circle, blurring identity and tipping the scene into playful territory. Resting atop the set is a game controller, while a slim console keeps watch nearby. A single green cutting in water adds a subtle touch of calm. Time seems to fold in on itself, yet the room remains serene and composed.

If you’re keen to delve further into this intriguing style of surrealism, explore our René Magritte Treachery of Images collection for more thought-provoking wall art that’s well suited to British homes and interiors.

The design leans on clean lines and soft contrasts. Warm timber anchors the furniture, while deep charcoal tones frame the central action. A splash of sky blue lifts the composition’s heart, and the lone leaf introduces a delicate hint of life. Negative space gently guides your gaze from the screen to the plant, then to the remote control, forming a quiet visual loop that invites a second glance.

• Available in a variety of sizes to fit your wall space perfectly.
• Compliments mid-century, minimalist, and eclectic décor styles common in UK homes.
• Works well above a media unit, desk, or cosy reading corner.

Interested in the symbolism behind the bowler hat and the everyday made strange? Have a read of our article on Magritte’s knack for turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. Choose your preferred size and invite this subtle paradox to take pride of place in your living space.