Reveal Wall Art #4
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A completely unique piece of wall art comprising of seven individual panels. The materials used include blackened scorched oak, figured london plane and tarnished copper.
The ‘reveal’ series of wall art started life in recognition of my fondness for traditional Japanese architecture. The ordered interiors, repetition of line, hand crafted timber structures and framed views of nature beyond bring a real sense of calm and tranquility to me.
I deliberately use gnarly pieces of wood, quite often with a lump missing. Much like the art of Kintsugi, the practice of repairing broken or damaged objects rather than discarding them, I wanted to use small, unique pieces of wood that are often overlooked by other cabinetmakers.
Once selected, the piece of wood is carefully cut in to leaves. The quantity I yield is dictated by the thickness of the original piece of wood. These are then mounted in the order in which they were cut. The result is a piece of where neighbouring panels are very similar, but from one extreme end to the next, the difference can be striking. The trim I choose, along with the material used to ‘celebrate’ the holes in the wood are decided on, usually over a period of days or weeks.
Ready to ship in one week
A completely unique piece of wall art comprising of seven individual panels. The materials used include blackened scorched oak, figured london plane and tarnished copper.
The ‘reveal’ series of wall art started life in recognition of my fondness for traditional Japanese architecture. The ordered interiors, repetition of line, hand crafted timber structures and framed views of nature beyond bring a real sense of calm and tranquility to me.
I deliberately use gnarly pieces of wood, quite often with a lump missing. Much like the art of Kintsugi, the practice of repairing broken or damaged objects rather than discarding them, I wanted to use small, unique pieces of wood that are often overlooked by other cabinetmakers.
Once selected, the piece of wood is carefully cut in to leaves. The quantity I yield is dictated by the thickness of the original piece of wood. These are then mounted in the order in which they were cut. The result is a piece of where neighbouring panels are very similar, but from one extreme end to the next, the difference can be striking. The trim I choose, along with the material used to ‘celebrate’ the holes in the wood are decided on, usually over a period of days or weeks.
Ready to ship in one week
A completely unique piece of wall art comprising of seven individual panels. The materials used include blackened scorched oak, figured london plane and tarnished copper.
The ‘reveal’ series of wall art started life in recognition of my fondness for traditional Japanese architecture. The ordered interiors, repetition of line, hand crafted timber structures and framed views of nature beyond bring a real sense of calm and tranquility to me.
I deliberately use gnarly pieces of wood, quite often with a lump missing. Much like the art of Kintsugi, the practice of repairing broken or damaged objects rather than discarding them, I wanted to use small, unique pieces of wood that are often overlooked by other cabinetmakers.
Once selected, the piece of wood is carefully cut in to leaves. The quantity I yield is dictated by the thickness of the original piece of wood. These are then mounted in the order in which they were cut. The result is a piece of where neighbouring panels are very similar, but from one extreme end to the next, the difference can be striking. The trim I choose, along with the material used to ‘celebrate’ the holes in the wood are decided on, usually over a period of days or weeks.