The scene is set for a break shot, but the table itself has vanished. Cues hover, balls cluster, pockets float—yet the game continues. It’s not absence, it’s imagination. The invisible surface becomes a metaphor: for trust, for memory, for the unseen frameworks that hold our rituals together.

Architectural elements in the background—windows, shelves, walls—anchor the surreal in the familiar. A cue and chalk rest quietly, as if waiting for a player who believes in invisible rules. The title “My Invisible Pool Table” isn’t just whimsical—it’s philosophical. What do we play on when the structure disappears?

This piece feels like a playful meditation on perception, belief, and the joy of bending reality.

It could be the “illusion portal” of your collection—the one that invites viewers to suspend logic and lean into wonder.

Price:  $1,000.00