Brutalist Yves Klein Blue Wood Wall Art Installation: Arrows

Description

ARROWS Cobalt Blue (Yves Klein Blue) wall sculpture collage of reclaimed wood.

This artwork belongs to our new series of … more ARROWS Cobalt Blue (Yves Klein Blue) wall sculpture collage of reclaimed wood.

This artwork belongs to our new series of wall art installations FORM & COLOR.
This collage plays with textures, shapes and colors to create a sculptural piece of great impact and modernist elegance, with a marked Brutalist sensibility.
Reclaimed wood elements are combined in striking zigzag patterns to create a dramatic and elegant shadow play, framed by the piece’s specific form and highlighted by the matte finish of the pigment.
Once the composition has been determined, the elements secured in place and cut to the chosen shape, each piece is lacquered with different shades of paint and pigments to create a great depth of color.
The panel comes with its own invisible French cleat hanging system.

Reclaimed wood; birch multiplex; acrylic paint; pigment.
DIMENSIONS: L 43 cm/17”; H 28 cm/11”’ D 3 cm/1”

CARE AND INSTALLATION GUIDE
Please avoid touching the artworks with your bare hands, as the oils, fats, and acids present on your skin can damage the surface of the artwork.
Even though the works are varnished, it is recommended to prevent touching them. When installing the artwork, please use white cotton gloves.
Take care not to scuff or rub the artwork during installation, even when wearing gloves.
We recommend using the provided French Cleat mounting system for installation.
This system evenly distributes the weight, ensures the artwork remains flat against the wall, and provides a stable and sturdy installation. Use wall anchors as needed to secure the wall part of the cleat.
To clean the artwork, gently dust it off with antistatic cloth. Do not use detergents, moisture, cleaning agents, or any other cleaning tools or cloths.
Avoid exposing the artwork to water at all times to prevent it from water damage.
It is advisable to avoid hanging or placing the artwork near direct heat sources or in areas where excessive sunlight can cause overheating. less