What happens when the performance is over—but the shift isn’t?

This piece is not really about a strip club. It is about work: the quiet exhaustion that settles in after repeating the same performance for too long.

She has stopped pretending. The bedroom slippers tell you everything.

Around her, everyone continues performing their assigned role—the shocked waiter, the entranced piano player, the anonymous audience of skulls, and the man with the raised middle finger.

She is the only one who is no longer acting.

The question remains: Who is that middle finger meant for?

Created from Nathalie Tierce’s original painting, this archival pigment print preserves the work’s intricate marks, saturated color, theatrical atmosphere and dark humor.

Each print is hand-signed and individually numbered as part of a strictly limited edition of 10, created in 2026.

Printed on Epson Cold Press Bright 305 gsm, a substantial 100% cotton rag fine-art paper with a textured, toothy surface.

Edition: 10
Edition year: 2026
Paper size: 20 × 20 inches
Image size: 18 × 18 inches
Border: 1-inch white border
Paper: Epson Cold Press Bright, 305 gsm, 100% cotton rag
Presentation: Unframed
Signed and numbered: Yes
Certificate of Authenticity: Included

Each print will be protected with acid-free glassine paper and carefully rolled in a sturdy mailing tube for shipping.

Shipping is included where specified or calculated at checkout.

Please note that colors may vary slightly between screens and the physical print.

Once all ten prints have been collected, this edition will be permanently closed.