Eye Web, by Nicole Wells, is a large-format wall piece for spaces that call for a clear, assertive visual presence. The work brings together a photographic image, an aluminum frame, a protective glass front and Fine Art printing on photographic paper, forming a finished composition for decorating living rooms, halls, offices and interior circulation areas.
Measuring 123 x 123 cm, the piece works as a focal point on wide walls, above consoles, within living-room arrangements or in professional settings that require wall art with marked scale. Its structured finish and the direct, frontal reading of the image favor contemporary schemes, neutral bases and pairings with wood, metal, glass and plain textiles.
The composition combines an aluminum frame, a glass front and Fine Art printing on photographic paper. This set sharpens edge definition, protects the front surface and reinforces the presentation of the work as a ready-to-hang wall piece.
The metal frame aligns well with clean-lined interiors, while the glass adds definition to the surface. The print on photographic paper enhances the image and keeps the piece within a decorative art proposal suited to indoor environments.
The work measures 123 x 123 cm, a square format with strong presence on the wall.
Recommended for living rooms, halls, offices and dining rooms, especially when the concept calls for a single standout piece or for integration above consoles and on panels.
Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid liquids, abrasives and direct contact with moisture to preserve the print, the frame and the glass front.
Yes. The frame is aluminum.
Yes. It features a glass front.
It works well in living rooms, halls, offices and other indoor spaces with enough free wall area for a large format.
Use a soft, dry cloth only, without liquids or abrasives.
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