First signal after dark

Neon opens at night, because it does not really exist during the day. Two cities live here. The cyberpunk one: rain-slicked Kowloon, a Shinjuku alley at 3:47am, signage stacked so densely it stops being language and becomes weather. And the synthwave one: chrome cars, a sunset grid highway, palm boulevards glowing in magenta and cyan like 1984 never ended. These prints are made for dark walls. Put one in a room with the lights low — a bedroom, a studio, a setup with a monitor already glowing — and the colour does the rest. Above a desk is where they earn their keep. Several designs also run as phone cases, which is arguably where they belong. Everything is printed to order. Three below: rain-soaked Kowloon, a Shinjuku alley, and a Tokyo street. Neon never sleeps.