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Sizes Offered
34×24 Print
39×28 Print
49×35 Print
55×39 Framed or All Acrylic
Recommended Frame
Either thin black frame with 2” white border
or
Full acrylic no framing necessary
Special requests are always welcome.
If you have a custom size, framing preference, or a unique project in mind, I invite you to
Recommended Lighting
1. Adjustable directional spotlight
Use a high-CRI LED spotlight (90+ CRI) with a narrow-to-medium beam, aimed carefully at the artwork. Position the light above and slightly forward to create even illumination.
2. Warm ambient illumination
Maintain a warm color temperature around 2700–3000K to complement the restaurant's stone, wood, and neutral upholstery. Keep ambient lighting subdued so the artwork remains visually prominent.
3. Control reflections on acrylic
Avoid placing direct downlights where they reflect into diners' sightlines. Use adjustable fixtures and test the viewing angles from seated positions. A matte or anti-reflective acrylic option can also help, depending on the finish available.
Design Tip
Display Passenger in a refined, minimalist setting where its organic patterns and subtle central interruption can be appreciated without visual competition.
Pair the artwork with natural materials, soft ambient lighting, and a restrained neutral palette. A thin black frame or frameless acrylic presentation can reinforce its contemporary character.
Position the work where viewers naturally pause—a quiet reading room, boutique hotel lounge, or private residential entryway. Allow sufficient surrounding space so the eye can settle into the concentric movement and gradually discover the subtle break.
Let the artwork reward attention, not demand it.
In the restaurant lighting establish the atmosphere while a carefully controlled spotlight gives Passenger its own quiet presence. The goal is to reveal the artwork, not overwhelm the dining experience.