Eschand

Every so often a piece of art plays a trick on you, and this one does it in three dimensions. Two hands burst out of a single flat panel, each gripping a pencil, each caught mid sketch of the other, a loop with no beginning and no end. It is the kind of wall piece that stops people mid conversation. We print it in PLA+, which holds onto every knuckle crease, tendon line and fingernail with the kind of surface detail a flat print could never match. The panel sits proud of the wall by a few centimetres, throwing real shadows that shift as the light in the room changes through the day. Hang it in a study, a reading nook or above a desk where creative work happens, and let it do the talking. It works just as well solo as the anchor of a small gallery wall alongside prints and shelves. Each panel is printed to order here in Australia and arrives with mounting holes at the corners, ready for a couple of screws. The sky blue shown here is a favourite, and it is also available in bronze, matte black and white if you would rather it read as a classic sculpture piece.