Verde Oculus by Jamie Beckwith

A Bangkok-based art house devoted to pioneering a unique brand of digital artisanship. Their works are created using an applied fusion of hand and machine, merging traditional handcrafted works like origami and stencil cutting with modern rendering technologies such as computer modeling, milling, and cutting.

An instructor for artists with intellectual disabilities, Seattle painter Allison Rohland approaches her work intuitively, letting each piece naturally progress. She looks to the work of her hero, the late abstract-expressionist artist Joan Mitchell, for inspiration. Printed on premium paper and float-mounted on canvas within a black-finished maple frame. Handmade in Austin, Texas.

This wall art delivers a clean, modern silhouette with a floater frame design and an abstract subject. It's crafted with a wood frame, and it features a printed canvas surface for a gallery-style look in your home. The artwork showcases swooping lines that create a sense of movement across your walls, while the thin frame profile provides a tailored border. This piece transitions easily between landscape and portrait orientations to suit your space. Plus, it comes with included hooks for an easy installation process.

Absolutely gorgeous and striking. Exactly perfect for my space.. Jill. Sonoma. Mon Oct 28 2024

"Embrace the abstract with this one-of-a-kind wall art by Vanna Lam! Crafted with a blend of solid and engineered wood, this piece showcases a captivating play of geometric patterns and vivid colors. Its rectangular frame adds a touch of elegance, enhancing the overall aesthetic. This artwork is more than just a decorative piece, it's a conversation starter that brings a unique, artistic touch to your space. Plus, it's easy to hang, making your home makeover a breeze!"

It’s a very cute little picture actually I’m gonna be using in a perfect place in my home. Guiselle. Sat Apr 11 2026