Shadows tell just part of the story. They withhold some too. The discipline of architecture that studies the shadows cast by or upon buildings is called sciography. Lawrence Weiner's PLACED UPON THE HORIZON (CASTING SHADOWS), 1990, is one of my favorite pieces of public art. I remember seeing it, (caught unawares), and being confused and amazed by the building and the words. Thought: there must be bigger, secret worlds beyond me, or maybe there are bigger secret worlds for me.

Silhouettes - Gold on Charcoal - Residential Wallpaper

$ 320.00
Minus Plus
DIMENSIONS

Sample: 8.5" x 11"

Single Roll: 27" W x 15' L

Double Roll: 27" W x 30' L

Residential wallpaper dimensions

PRODUCT INFO

Pattern Repeat: 36" half drop repeat

Untrimmed

Lead Time: 1-12 weeks

Material: Clay coated paper

Fire Rating: Class A

Sustainability: The Climate Label Certified and recyclable

Printing Method: Hand screen printed

Spec Sheet: Download here

SKU: SI-GOCH-CPR

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   Description

The large-scale collage of sponge paintings and marks made from gel is arranged in a loose scatter that simultaneously reads mid-century and punk.

Colors: GOLD ON CHARCOAL
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Shadows tell just part of the story. They withhold some too. The discipline of architecture that studies the shadows cast by or upon buildings is called sciography. Lawrence Weiner's PLACED UPON THE HORIZON (CASTING SHADOWS), 1990, is one of my favorite pieces of public art. I remember seeing it, (caught unawares), and being confused and amazed by the building and the words. Thought: there must be bigger, secret worlds beyond me, or maybe there are bigger secret worlds for me.