Silver 30
Editions: Handmade and unique
Material: Unprocessed and painted pine strips
Size: H30 W30 D 4,5cmÂ
Only available at The Ode To
This is a graphic wonder that is inspired by architectural features such as foundational staples, timber constructions, and weaves as well as sharp shadows falling on facades. The technique comes from the model construction used in architecture.
This artwork is a unique artwork in the series “Sections”, which is made exclusively for The Ode To. The name comes from Sections of a structure, as these should be seen as a cut through a three-dimensional element and stand as studies in how light and shadow fall on spaces and intervals, materials, and color.
Details:
The sculpture doesn't have a front or a back, it can be hung in two ways with different appearances.
The artwork is signed by the artist and comes with nails for hanging.
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Silver 30
Editions: Handmade and unique
Material: Unprocessed and painted pine strips
Size: H30 W30 D 4,5cmÂ
Only available at The Ode To
This is a graphic wonder that is inspired by architectural features such as foundational staples, timber constructions, and weaves as well as sharp shadows falling on facades. The technique comes from the model construction used in architecture.
This artwork is a unique artwork in the series “Sections”, which is made exclusively for The Ode To. The name comes from Sections of a structure, as these should be seen as a cut through a three-dimensional element and stand as studies in how light and shadow fall on spaces and intervals, materials, and color.
Details:
The sculpture doesn't have a front or a back, it can be hung in two ways with different appearances.
The artwork is signed by the artist and comes with nails for hanging.
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Editions: Handmade and unique
Material: Unprocessed and painted pine strips
Size: H30 W30 D 4,5cmÂ
Only available at The Ode To
This is a graphic wonder that is inspired by architectural features such as foundational staples, timber constructions, and weaves as well as sharp shadows falling on facades. The technique comes from the model construction used in architecture.
This artwork is a unique artwork in the series “Sections”, which is made exclusively for The Ode To. The name comes from Sections of a structure, as these should be seen as a cut through a three-dimensional element and stand as studies in how light and shadow fall on spaces and intervals, materials, and color.
Details:
The sculpture doesn't have a front or a back, it can be hung in two ways with different appearances.
The artwork is signed by the artist and comes with nails for hanging.
