Módulos de Luz by Artimage brings paper sculpture and geometric design together in a compact, 25 cm square artwork. Four modules alternate lines and curves, creating subtle relief and variations in light across the surface. A light oak-laminated wood frame provides an understated border.
Made from paper using the Paper Art technique, the sculpture is set within an oak-laminated wood frame. The piece includes glass, enclosing the paper composition for a protected presentation ready for display. The light tones keep the focus on the sculpted surface rather than on strong color.
Four modules form a square arrangement, with lines changing direction and curved volumes shaping parts of the surface. The relief creates a contrast between more linear areas and softer forms. These shifts in depth give the composition its visual interest, allowing light to read differently across the paper without relying on intense color.
The artwork measures 25 cm wide, 25 cm high and 5 cm deep. Its compact proportions suit smaller spaces, where it can be displayed on its own, or incorporated into a grouping of other artworks and decorative objects. The relief gives this small-format piece a distinct sense of depth within its frame.
Display the piece in an entryway, living room, office or hallway, in a niche, or above a sideboard or console alongside other framed works. Its paper relief suits interiors that emphasize texture, geometric design and light-toned materials. The restrained palette also allows the composition to remain visually clear in quieter wall arrangements, where the lines and curves provide the main point of interest.
This combination of paper, glass and wood is intended for indoor use. Clean the exterior only with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid direct moisture and abrasive cleaning products to help preserve the materials and finish.
The piece combines a paper sculpture, an oak-laminated wood frame and glass.
The artwork measures 25 cm wide, 25 cm high and 5 cm deep.
It is suited to indoor spaces such as living rooms, entryways, offices and hallways, either alone or as part of a wall arrangement.
No. The paper composition uses sculpted volumes and relief to create variations in depth within the frame.
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