Wall artwork

Caroline Walls's latest Melbourne exhibition is opening in August.

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A bold, dramatic abstract piece in black and cream that exudes luxury and modern sophistication. The textured, splashy strokes reveal the artist’s skill and free-spirited technique, bringing depth and intrigue to any upscale space. Perfect for those seeking a touch of elegance and mystery in their decor. Elevate your space with meticulously hand-painted wall art curated by Kline Collective® , infusing ordinary spaces with renewed vitality and transforming yours into inviting homes…

The Zecca beige artwork is gallery wrapped with a matte surface that never glistens. Fade, tear, water, scratch, and warp resistant. This piece has high resolution, good lightfast and anti-aging properties. Finished by hand with non-yellowing, water-based archival print varnish. Acid-free and made with archival quality print process. Ready to hang and arrives with built in hole wide straps.

Printable art is an easy and affordable way to personalize your home or office. You can print from home, your local print shop, or upload the files to an online printing service and have your prints delivered to your door! If you want to get your prints printed and shipped to you, check out Printful, they offer affordable and high quality framed prints and canvases. Upload straight from your phone! Link - https://bit.ly/2HXWaE9 **THIS PURCHASE INCLUDES BOTH PRINTS** -- I N C L U D E D - F I…

TITLE: Minimal Abstract Painting * 100% HAND PAINTED: Original abstract painting by artist Jack. * This listing is for a recreation of my previous painting pictured above * Unstretched: The work is rolled up and transported. Stretch and frame the work after receiving it. * stretch: the merchant can provide extension or frame, and the buyer has to pay additional freight + frame fee. If necessary, please consult the merchant. * ONLY ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ REVIEWS ____________ ABOUT THE REPAINTING. I will not…

Mystery and accessibility, our public and private identities, what we can only glimpse of other people and what we may not even know about ourselves — these are the puzzles at the heart of Caroline Walls’ first solo show, Touching from a Distance, at the James Makin Gallery in Melbourne. “I’m interested in how much we reveal of ourselves to the outside world, and how this can create or diminish connection and intimacy between ourselves and others,” says the New Zealand–born, Melbourne-based…