Todd Hido's *House Hunting* presents a haunting series of twenty-six chromogenic prints depicting suburban homes photographed at night or in dim, overcast light, evoking a pervasive sense of unease and quiet isolation. The glowing windows of ordinary houses suggest hidden lives within, while the muted, rain-soaked palettes of yellows, blues, and grays transform familiar domestic spaces into scenes of psychological tension. Hido's work blurs the boundary between the mundane and the sinister, inviting viewers to project their own narratives onto these ambiguous, cinematic landscapes.