artistry in wood

Muscular curves and dynamic movement explode from this contemporary wood block print where a serpent emerges through layers of vivid ink on pristine paper. The professional matting perfectly contains this powerful artwork while Mexican artist R. Fabricio's sharp technique transforms this traditional symbol into a striking statement for modern walls.

Titled Culebrón Verde in Spanish.

Celebrate the vibrancy of life and nature with Luitpol’s delightful aluminum sculpture. The Peruvian artist’s distinctive whimsical style conveys peace and happiness through a majestic heart-adorned tree with a bird perched on the top, surrounded by children playing joyfully. Hand-painted in lively hues, this remarkable artwork features a wooden base and will imbue your space with its uplifting spirit.

Exploring themes of identity, African artist Randy Abeka Abbam creates this intriguing piece of wall art from Ghana. A figure with two heads is depicted, carrying a bay on her back. For the artist, this piece depicts the love that a mother has for her child. Abbam works with silk threads, carefully arranging them in intricate patterns to create this art. It arrives within a cardboard mat and tweneboah wood frame.

"In much of my work I combine the microchip with wood, something never before seen, and a reflection of the human being and artificial intelligence -- an intelligence which is changing faster and faster every day," says Guatemalan artist Julio Molina. This incredible wall art finds where humans and technology meet, then joins the two by combining cedar, mahogany, cypress and pinewood in a variety of colors all set around a shiny aluminum disc. The jarringly modernistic work is a stunning piece that stimulates the mind and the eyes.

Titled "La otra dimensión I" in Spanish.

Jose Arriola comes from an artistic family in Guatemala; his father was a noted sculptor and his mother worked in the ceramic arts. Both had workshops in the family home, but Jose was drawn to this mother's work. Today, he makes light-hearted decorative pieces like this hummingbird mobile. He makes and paints each bird by hand, firing them in a traditional wood kiln.

A powerful serpent coils and strikes with spectacular force in this vivid woodcut print where bold ink colors dance against crisp paper. Mexican artist R. Fabricio's masterful technique brings this iconic symbol to life through sharp lines and dramatic contrasts, while the thoughtful matting frames this striking piece perfectly for any contemporary space.

Titled Culebrón Amarillo in Spanish.