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Artwork details
- Medium : Digital on Metal , Metal
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 24x35.8in
- Edition : All editions sold (25 / 25)
- Artist's proof : 1
About this artwork
St Paul’s Cathedral - built by Sir Christopher Wren between 1675 and 1710 is one of Michael's favrouite artistic muses. Its intricate design and stunning shapes makes it the perfect subject for his art.
For this piece, created from his original photograph, Michael stripped it down to show how the basic curves, lines and angles combine to produce the Dome’s famous shape. The image is digitally coloured and printed on a slim sheet of brushed aluminium.… The outlines you can see are the aluminium, which glistens as the light hits them.
St Paul’s Cathedral (black) is made to order. It can usually be created and delivered in around 10-14 days. An aluminium subframe on the back makes it incredibly easy to hang.
For this piece, created from his original photograph, Michael stripped it down to show how the basic curves, lines and angles combine to produce the Dome’s famous shape. The image is digitally coloured and printed on a slim sheet of brushed aluminium.… The outlines you can see are the aluminium, which glistens as the light hits them.
St Paul’s Cathedral (black) is made to order. It can usually be created and delivered in around 10-14 days. An aluminium subframe on the back makes it incredibly easy to hang.
Michael Wallner
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission
« In recent years I have moved into more ambitious work, digitally manipulating my own photographs to produce unusual works of art and installations on a variety of surfaces. »
Michael Wallner is a photographer based in the United Kingdom whose works have been exhibited nationally, as well as in the United States and the United Arab Emirates. His latest pieces celebrate the beauty of the city through the shapes and outlines that define its landmarks and character. Wallner constantly searches for exciting new materials to print his artworks on.