Believe it or not, this project came from Wallace's annoyance at the salon! "The joint beam on this skylight was a little bit off and it drove me nuts!" laughs Wallace. Having completed several projects with the salon owner in the past, she came up with 12 drawings to show her, all of which fooled the eye and took the focus off the skewed beam."This design functions a lot like my doors, because it's in the foreground," says Wallace.

In this photo, however, the sculpture seems more imposing, more to scale and has more depth. The photographer used a shallow depth of field, starting at one end of the sculpture and photographing its length.

Believe it or not, this project came from Wallace's annoyance at the salon! "The joint beam on this skylight was a little bit off and it drove me nuts!" laughs Wallace. Having completed several projects with the salon owner in the past, she came up with 12 drawings to show her, all of which fooled the eye and took the focus off the skewed beam. "This design functions a lot like my doors, because it's in the foreground," says Wallace.

cool circle sculpture

art circles

Style

"SkyChain"_this view of my hanging sculpture is seen thru the eyes of the client as they look high in the mirror while seated in the barber chair.

metal work screens screen doors

sky chain

welding

ceiling art

living room ceiling outside living

geometric sky roof is stunning live the metal circles very geometric. contasts with straight lines of ceiling

Skylights (not circles)

art above fireplace

nice skylight

i love the round curves

Design

love the circles

Interesting ceiling art work !

circles

I like her concept.

great design

Everything

ceiling art

sunroom

Grill

gallery

Escultura

ceiling concept

sculpture

Hanging decoration

Circles

Neat!

just like it!

Idea for sculpture

Metal circles

Circles

great sculptural idea

pergola idea

sky sculpture

asymmetry

Design metal

Cool artwork... on ceiling

idea for ceiling in Treppenhaus

Believe it or not, this project came from Wallace's annoyance at the salon! "The joint beam on this skylight was a little bit off and it drove me nuts!" laughs Wallace. Having completed several projects with the salon owner in the past, she came up with 12 drawings to show her, all of which fooled the eye and took the focus off the skewed beam. "This design functions a lot like my doors, because it's in the foreground," says Wallace.

Hanging art

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