The Artimage Onda Contínua wall sculpture by Bar Design traces a sequence of curves across a 200 cm horizontal form. Made from overlapping MDF elements, its abstract composition creates rhythm and depth through the contrast between solid areas and open spaces.
The design changes in appearance along its length, drawing attention to the relationship between the individual curves and the continuous outline. It suits broad walls in living rooms, entrance halls and circulation areas where the decoration calls for visual presence without relying on intense color.
Its elongated format works above console tables, sofas and headboards, or along linear walls, following the horizontal lines of the room. Rather than presenting a figurative image, the sculpture focuses on the undulating line itself. The result is a clean, abstract composition whose shape and layered construction give it definition.
A continuous line rises and falls in broad curves, encouraging the eye to move along the wall. This gives the sculpture the character of an architectural line rather than a conventional framed picture: its outline establishes the composition, while the overlapping elements bring depth to that outline.
The layered construction emphasizes each change in direction. Open spaces meet denser areas, creating visual contrast without patterns or figurative motifs. Repetition links the successive curves, while the balance of solid and open areas keeps the form from reading as a single flat shape.
At 200 cm long, the sculpture has a distinctly horizontal orientation. This proportion helps visually extend the wall and relates well to low furniture, including console tables, sideboards and sofas. Its length is central to the design: the curves are read as a sequence across the surface, rather than as an isolated decorative detail.
The sculpture is made from MDF, with overlapping elements that define its volume and curves. The material allows for clearly defined cuts and a continuous contour, both important to the flowing outline. Layering gives the composition its graphic quality, making the relationship between the edges, open spaces and denser sections part of the design.
The technical description identifies the technique as Cinetic Art. Here, it is expressed through repetition, rhythm and shifts in perspective across the wave-shaped form. As the viewer's position in the room changes, the relationship between the overlapping elements creates a dynamic visual impression. The sense of movement comes from how the composition is perceived.
The elongated sculpture is best suited to broad wall surfaces where its outline can be seen from end to end. It works in arrangements that need a linear element with restrained volume and a strong horizontal direction. Above long, low furniture, the wave-shaped composition follows the same general axis while introducing curves in place of straight lines.
Remove dust with a soft, dry cloth to care for the MDF and its surface. Avoid abrasive products and direct contact with moisture to help preserve the finish and the layered structure.
At 14 kg and 200 cm long, this wall sculpture requires its size and weight to be taken into account during installation. The surface to which it will be fixed must also be compatible with the piece.
The sculpture is made from MDF.
It measures 200 cm long, 47 cm wide and 6 cm high.
No. The technical description specifies that the sculpture has no frame.
It is an abstract composition with an undulating outline and overlapping construction.
It suits broad walls in living rooms, entrance halls and corridors, as well as areas above furniture with a strong horizontal form.
The sculpture weighs 14 kg.
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