Waves Of Light Wood Print

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WAVES OF LIGHT IS A UNIQUE WORK OF ART, CLEAR ONE-QUARTER INCH THICK PLEXIGLASS HAS IMITATION GOLD, COPPER AND SILVER LEAF APPLIED TO THE BACK SIDE THEN BRIGHT YELLOWS AND RED ORANGE ACRYLIC PAINT IS USED TO CREATE A STUNNING IMAGERY. THE FRONT OF THE WORK IS DRAPED IN ARTIST QUALITY ALUMINIUM MESH ACROSS THE FACE AND THE OUTER EDGE IS FRAMED WITH SLOTTED ONE INCH STEEL ANGLE IRON. THIS ART CHANGES APPEARANCE IN EVERY LIGHT AND FROM EVERY VIEWING ANGLE. IT IS SURE TO BE THE CENTER OF CONVERSATION IN YOUR HOME OR OFFICE.
since this is a three-dimensional wall sculpture prints will be possible as photo prints.

My interest in art as self expression started at a very early age. I sold my first painting at eighteen. Never attending an art school I learned my craft on the job as an apprentice to master craftsmen. Learning to do restoration work, to paint reproductions of the old masters paintings, as well as painting murals, faux and Trompe l'oeil for many of the world’s most demanding clients. Later I attended Akron University to study theater scene painting. As a master artist I have designed and painted theater scenery for numerous productions and painted private commissions for well established internationally known designers as well as original works that are collected around the world. I taught painting as an adjunct professor at Ashland...