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Artwork details
- Medium : Resin, Staining on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 11x15.3in
About this artwork
"Walnut Reefs"
Dimensions: (11"H x 15.25"L x .5"D)
Wood type: Walnut with a live edge corner
From the "Waves in the Wood" series
This is a painting I found within the grain lines of a singular board. It's an arial perspective of a fantasy coastline where the grain lines become the "Waves in the Wood" and was created with a process I've pioneered myself in which I paint with tinted resin. This non-yellowing ultra uv-resistant 'art resin' self… leveling epoxy I use is specifically designed to ensure the preservation and protection of both the woodwork and the integrity of these beautiful colors! The glossy sheen finish also makes it washable with glass cleaner. The piece comes with it's own "French Cleat" for quick, easy and super secure hanging. All sides of this piece are sealed. Enjoy!
Dimensions: (11"H x 15.25"L x .5"D)
Wood type: Walnut with a live edge corner
From the "Waves in the Wood" series
This is a painting I found within the grain lines of a singular board. It's an arial perspective of a fantasy coastline where the grain lines become the "Waves in the Wood" and was created with a process I've pioneered myself in which I paint with tinted resin. This non-yellowing ultra uv-resistant 'art resin' self… leveling epoxy I use is specifically designed to ensure the preservation and protection of both the woodwork and the integrity of these beautiful colors! The glossy sheen finish also makes it washable with glass cleaner. The piece comes with it's own "French Cleat" for quick, easy and super secure hanging. All sides of this piece are sealed. Enjoy!
Mac Hillenbrand
United States
Credentials
- Prizewinner
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
« The artist's job is to 'make pretty' - sometimes pretty things, other times beautiful ideas. I strive to do both. »
Mac Hillenbrand enjoys the challenge of creating paintings out of wood and resin. The American artist uses woodgrain to represent oceanic texture by finding the 'waves' in the wood. Hillenbrand's pieces explore the cosmic parallel between how water moving through the grain of a tree employs the same physics as a wave hitting the coastline, refracting around a reef.