Created and Sold by Alicia Dietz Studios
In Solitary / In Solidarity - Wall Hangings
Starts at $300
Live edge walnut and artisan-grade concrete combine to form a one-of-a-kind wall hanging. Wall art that invokes a natural landscape. Easily hung on the wall either vertically or horizontally, no two pieces are alike. All will be a talking point in your home.
After serving in the military for over a decade, I’ve become very familiar with the concept of the individual within the collective. As a military unit, soldiers could be added and subtracted without changing it’s wholeness. Each voice was singular, but to a far more powerful degree, each was a crucial part of the collective. Both exist simultaneously – the contrast between one massive thing and the many integral parts that compose it.
For a myriad of reason, this concept had greater meaning in 2020. We embarked upon a difficult journey as a nation and collective community – and as individuals.
And because life requires contrast, we must understand a thing’s opposite before we can appreciate that thing itself. While wrought with uncertainty and heartache, I believe this year also brought out the best in so many.
This piece is a reflection of the year that was 2020, of how we are all part of something bigger than ourselves, and of how I can’t help but hope – to look ahead and see an expansive horizon.
Dimensions vary
As shown: 88” x 11”
After serving in the military for over a decade, I’ve become very familiar with the concept of the individual within the collective. As a military unit, soldiers could be added and subtracted without changing it’s wholeness. Each voice was singular, but to a far more powerful degree, each was a crucial part of the collective. Both exist simultaneously – the contrast between one massive thing and the many integral parts that compose it.
For a myriad of reason, this concept had greater meaning in 2020. We embarked upon a difficult journey as a nation and collective community – and as individuals.
And because life requires contrast, we must understand a thing’s opposite before we can appreciate that thing itself. While wrought with uncertainty and heartache, I believe this year also brought out the best in so many.
This piece is a reflection of the year that was 2020, of how we are all part of something bigger than ourselves, and of how I can’t help but hope – to look ahead and see an expansive horizon.
Dimensions vary
As shown: 88” x 11”
Sold individually or as sets. Price varies based on size, wood and concrete selected, and design details. Contact to inquire about shipping rate.
Item In Solitary / In Solidarity
Created by Alicia Dietz Studios
As seen in Private Residence, Washington, DC
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