Two walls of rust, sand and charcoal curve in from either side, folding over each other like the sandstone of a slot canyon. Down the middle runs a narrow seam of bone white and pale gold, as if a single beam of daylight had found its way to the canyon floor. It's tall abstract wall art that still reads as a place.
Maris Alden built the canyon walls with heavy palette knife strokes, so every band of earth tone abstract wall art color carries ridges and edges you can follow with your eye. The center seam is cracked like old plaster texture wall art, and thin gold drips trail down the stone. Up close it feels almost like 3d textured wall art.
This piece is for anyone who loves the desert Southwest, warm neutral rooms, or palette knife abstract art with real depth. It suits people who want something calm and earthy that still has a little drama in the light.
The long vertical shape makes this canvas wall art a natural fit for tall narrow wall art spots: beside a fireplace, at the end of a hallway, between two windows or above a slim console. It pairs well with leather, walnut, linen and terracotta pottery.