Name: Wall Art Artimage Espiga by Mono Giraud in Paper, Glass and Wood, 141 x 141 cm
Brand: Artimage
SKU: 000000066.034
Price: 2043.75 USD
Availability: InStock

About the piece

Product Information❯

The Espiga wall art from Artimage, by Mono Giraud, combines a print on paper with protective glass and a wooden frame. The composition presents a human figure crowned by an expansive arrangement of wheat spikes, rendered in neutral and earthy tones. The imagery creates a strong, contemplative focal point that reads well in living rooms, entry halls, offices and other large-scale walls.

Measuring 141 x 141 cm with a 5 cm depth, this square piece has the scale to anchor a wall on its own. It pairs naturally with sideboards, consoles and armchairs, and responds well to indirect lighting, which enhances the depth created by the frame and the clarity provided by the glass. The generous dimensions help it function as a visual centerpiece without overwhelming the surrounding decor.

Materials and Composition❯

Piece structure

This artwork is composed of paper, glass and wood, with paint and lamination. The glass protects the print and contributes to a crisper reading of the image, while the wooden frame gives contour and measured depth to the ensemble.

Visual reading

The art brings a figurative composition with a strong emphasis on the open, dynamic wheat spikes, creating a sense of outward motion across the image plane. A soft palette—beige, sand, brown and golden nuances—makes it easy to place alongside neutral bases, wood finishes and other materials with a natural look.

Measurements and Presence in the Room❯

Dimensions

Height: 141 cm
Width: 141 cm
Depth: 5 cm
Weight: 15.12 kg

How it works in the space

The square format and generous scale suit open walls, above sideboards, or compositions where the art needs to hold its own. The 5 cm depth subtly lifts the frame off the wall, adding presence without visual heaviness.

Care❯

For cleaning, use a soft dry cloth on the glass, or slightly dampened if needed. Do not use abrasive products. Avoid continuous direct sunlight and humidity to better preserve the paper, the wooden frame and the overall reading of the work over time.

Frequently Asked Questions❯