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"Four Seasons" Glass and Metal Wall Art Sculpture | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Karo Studios. Item composed of metal & glass
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"Four Seasons" Glass and Metal Wall Art Sculpture | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Karo Studios. Item composed of metal & glass
"Four Seasons" Glass and Metal Wall Art Sculpture | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Karo Studios. Item composed of metal & glass

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Karo Studios

"Four Seasons" Glass and Metal Wall Art Sculpture - Wall Hangings

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Price from $9,500 to $14,250

Creation: 4-6 weeks
Shipping: 14-21 days
Estimated Arrival: January 17, 2025

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Made In USA

Made To Order

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Four Seasons is an attempt to capture a year through glass. Each tile represents a season and the rotation of a full calendar year. Nature is a great source of inspiration for much of my work, and “Four Seasons” is a reflection of nature and it’s play with all of us. From the new life that is born each spring, to the warmth of summer, to the harvest of the fall, and the cold of the winter, whatever season we’re in we still feel the other 3. The sharp contrast of each gives us something to remember, something to look forward to and several things to be thankful for. -Karo Martirosyan

Glass and Metal Wall Sculpture

Standard Sizes:
53.5"W x 36"H x 3.75"D
67"W x 45"H x 3.75"D
80"W x 54"H x 3.75"D (Size shown for this project)
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Item "Four Seasons" Glass and Metal Wall Art Sculpture
Created by Karo Studios
As seen in Private Residence, Miami, FL
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Karo Studios

Glendale, CA

Wescover creator since 2018
Luxury design studio specializing in custom glass and metal wall sculptures and other aesthetic elements.

“To create a visual sensation, there must be a strong connection between one’s mind, hands and eyes.”
Karo Martirosyan, a precise, meticulous and organized artist, born in Yerevan, Armenia, attributes the birth of his appreciation and passion for art to his formative years. As an engineer, his mother instilled the importance of organization and precision, and as an architect, his father shared his enthusiasm for art, color and vision.
Karo’s family moved to the United States when he was very young, and his creative nature and ability were further nurtured by many years of private art lessons, while he experimented with different mediums. After high school, Karo attended the reputable architecture program of Cal Poly Pomona, where he further fell in love with both the simplicity and complexity of art and design. He studied abroad in Florence, Italy. “For years, I’d studied the relevance of these buildings, and there I was, breathing the same air as their creators.”
Since then, Karo has been inspired by his extensive travels throughout the US, Europe, Africa and Asia. His grandfather ignited his passion for travel by taking him everywhere he went and teaching him how to explore and experience the world with open eyes and a curious mind. These lessons prepared him for the person who would have a profound influence on his vision as an adult. Yuroz, a renowned artist who has painted for many dignitaries in various countries, took Karo under his wing and gave him the opportunity to see the world through the eyes of a prolific artist. He accompanied Yuroz to meet the President of Guatemala and Pope Benedict in Vatican City. Yuroz’s core values of love, passion and creation depicted in his figurative and cubist paintings have left a strong impact on Karo as an artist.
The most important source of influence for Karo is the majestic power of nature, helping him build the structures, using balance and color while imagining the story he wants to tell. “Art has the capacity to break the rigidity of daily life.” To Karo, the traditional grid represents the rigid structure of life. He breaks the grid into an abstract form to create flexibility; some of his pieces are centered on the purity of the naked grid, whereas other creations are simply supported by the invisible grid in the background.
Through his designs, Karo hopes to intrigue the viewer as the grid elicits a feeling of orderliness and the seemingly floating glass induces a sense of lightness.