Difference is the Delusion
Wood Wall Sculpture
Created by
Heather Patterson
Found, reclaimed and resurrected- an abstract wood relief painting in an assortment of soft and hard woods puzzled together within a salvaged antique window frame.
Patterson is a collector and gatherer of everything left behind, overlooked, tossed aside. From abandoned barns in Maine to kitchen remodels in Massachusetts to a razed rectory built in 1893- each piece of wood carries a history and a past and now a new purpose.
Each piece of wood has been individually cut and sanded by hand, some may receive a color treatment of stain or paint, some will be left in their natural state, before the entire piece is finished with Tung Oil. Your artwork will arrive ready to hang, signed on the back with a Provenance attached attesting to the origins of the wood used.
Patterson is a collector and gatherer of everything left behind, overlooked, tossed aside. From abandoned barns in Maine to kitchen remodels in Massachusetts to a razed rectory built in 1893- each piece of wood carries a history and a past and now a new purpose.
Each piece of wood has been individually cut and sanded by hand, some may receive a color treatment of stain or paint, some will be left in their natural state, before the entire piece is finished with Tung Oil. Your artwork will arrive ready to hang, signed on the back with a Provenance attached attesting to the origins of the wood used.
Details
- One-of-a-kind piece
- Materials: Maple, Oak, Pine