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About the Artwork
One charcoal line drops from the top edge and stops about two thirds of the way down, where a small gray disc hangs at its end like a pendulum that has finally come to rest. That is the whole drawing, and it is enough. Paul Kessler lets the rest of the canvas do the quiet work.
The ground is built up in layers of cream, ivory and soft sand, laid on with a knife so the surface reads like old plaster wall art, with ridges, scraped patches and faint haze drifting across the lower half. Up close you can follow every stroke. From across the room it settles into a neutral abstract painting with a single point of focus.
This piece of modern minimal wall art is for people who like their walls to breathe. If you lean toward wabi sabi wall art, worn textures and a little imperfection, or you are pulling together a japandi wall art look with linen, oak and stone, it fits right in without asking for attention.
It makes calm wall art above bed headboards, where the vertical line draws the eye up and the soft palette keeps things restful. It also works in a narrow hallway, a reading corner or a pared-back living room as minimalist wall decor. Printed as textured canvas wall art, it pairs easily with warm whites and natural wood.
One charcoal line drops from the top edge and stops about two thirds of the way down, where a small gray disc hangs at its end like a pendulum that has finally come to rest. That is the whole drawing, and it is enough. Paul Kessler lets the rest of the canvas do the quiet work.
The ground is built up in layers of cream, ivory and soft sand, laid on with a knife so the surface reads like old plaster wall art, with ridges, scraped patches and faint haze drifting across the lower half. Up close you can follow every stroke. From across the room it settles into a neutral abstract painting with a single point of focus.
This piece of modern minimal wall art is for people who like their walls to breathe. If you lean toward wabi sabi wall art, worn textures and a little imperfection, or you are pulling together a japandi wall art look with linen, oak and stone, it fits right in without asking for attention.
It makes calm wall art above bed headboards, where the vertical line draws the eye up and the soft palette keeps things restful. It also works in a narrow hallway, a reading corner or a pared-back living room as minimalist wall decor. Printed as textured canvas wall art, it pairs easily with warm whites and natural wood.
Materials & Craft
Printed and hand-stretched in the USA, then shipped ready to hang.
One stroke of soft charcoal gray per canvas, no more. Fifteen years reading X-rays proved how much form sits in pale, quiet tones. I keep my oil washes thin, on lightly primed canvas, and leave wide fields empty for the eye to rest. Outside my cabin studio at the edge of Asheville, ridges fade into blue haze each afternoon.
This canvas exceeded my expectations. The lion and its reflection are beautifully captured, and the quality of the print is superb. It adds a strong, motivational vibe to my room. I get compliments on it all the time!
Thrilled with the quality, the colors and the prompt delivery. Very impressed with this beautiful artwork! Just what this space needed! Will definitely do business with this company again! My clients loved it!! Thank you!!
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