Karo Studios"Linear II" Wall Sculpture
$1,800
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Color: Black
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Expected to ship no later than 08/07/2025
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- Continuing the exploration and elegance of Karo Studios incredibly popular piece "Linear I", "Linear II" adds to the narrative. While this piece may seem minimal, it has a stunning visual effect. The shadows cast by the metal dance throughout the day. "Linear II", like "Linear I", seems to dance on the walls.
- Crafted of steel
- Approx. 60"W x 3"D x 34"T
- Can be hung vertically or horizontally
- No special hanging hardware required
- Wipe clean
- Weight, 20.0 lbs
- Made in USA
- Boxed weight, approximately 25.0 lbs
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About Karo Studios:
Karo Studios is a Los Angeles based luxury design studio specializing in glass and metal wall sculptures and other aesthetic elements. The studio is lead by artist Karo Martirosyan who with a background in architecture hand creates each piece with meticulous attention to detail. Each creation is a unique expression of art, architecture, design, geometry, and nature. Even though they are organized and precise in their design and engineering, the sculptures somehow capture the disorder and lack of uniformity in the natural world.
Karo Studios is a Los Angeles based luxury design studio specializing in glass and metal wall sculptures and other aesthetic elements. The studio is lead by artist Karo Martirosyan who with a background in architecture hand creates each piece with meticulous attention to detail. Each creation is a unique expression of art, architecture, design, geometry, and nature. Even though they are organized and precise in their design and engineering, the sculptures somehow capture the disorder and lack of uniformity in the natural world.