Modular paintings in the interior of the house

Today, a new trend in interior design is gaining great popularity - modular paintings.

In modern fine art, modular (segmented) paintings have taken their rightful place, and they can rightfully be called one of the fashionable trends in interior design.

FOR REFERENCE: A modular painting is a work of art connected by a common idea and consisting of several parts (two, three or more modules). A painting made from two modules is called a diptych, from three - a triptych, from five - a penaptych, from five modules - a polyaptych. A modular painting acquires its appearance through digitization and direct printing on the material – linen canvas. The resulting canvas is stretched onto a wooden stretcher and manually processed with a special gel, simulating a brushstroke, and only when dry does the panel acquire its final appearance.

Parts in a modular picture can be of different sizes , and the directions of the dividing lines can be vertical or horizontal. Therefore, modular paintings with horizontal, vertical or mixed segmentation are distinguished. An original solution when creating such a picture could be to place the modules relative to each other: parts of the modular picture can be located either parallel or offset to the right/left or up/down.

The idea behind piece paintings is to split a single image into several, causing the image to move from one canvas to another. Because of this, individual parts of the painting are not enclosed in a baguette or frame.

Decorating interiors with modular paintings will bring a special modern style to any room.

The Gallery of Light salon presents a large selection of modular paintings on a wide variety of subjects:

• abstraction,
• city,
• scenery,
• story,
• avant-garde and much more.

All works are made by professional artists and printed using high quality inks. Such paintings will complement the interior of any apartment and add unique originality and elegance to the style.

A modular painting is an ideal and unforgettable gift!

“Gray of Light” also presents paintings by Seversk artists: Tatyana Desyatova and Olga Chernova.

Address: Tomsk. st. Krasnoarmeyskaya, 122. Tel. 46-90-35.

Website: http://gallery-svet.ru/