Wind-Caught Wings

Description

Wind-caught wings dancer art: White feathered wings fan out behind a dancer with one leg lifted back, tiny lights glowing along the wing edges.

Wind-caught wings dancer art from The Architecture of Motion

Wind-Caught Wings is part of The Architecture of Motion, a Decorative Studios collection of liquid-metal dancers caught mid-turn in flowing gowns, lit by amber and teal light over a mirrored floor. Chrome skin, translucent fabric and rays of light on a reflective floor make each figure look frozen in the middle of a spin.

About Wind-Caught Wings

White feathered wings fan out behind a dancer with one leg lifted back, tiny lights glowing along the wing edges. The sweeping fabric and the glow along the floor give the piece movement even though it is perfectly still. Every detail is rendered in a portrait frame, so the whole composition reads clearly whether you print it large or view it on a screen.

Where Wind-Caught Wings Works

Hang it in a living room where the colors can pick up the lamps and furniture around it, or group it with other pieces from the same collection for a gallery wall.

What You Get

• One digital image file of Wind-Caught Wings, portrait orientation
• A personal use download for printing, framing or screen display; no physical item is shipped
• Your file is delivered manually after your order is placed

Looking for more from the collection? Browse the rest of The Architecture of Motion and add the pieces that suit your walls.