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BAS Relief - Series no.2, 28"x76” | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by BAS ATELIER. Item made of wood
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BAS ATELIER

BAS Relief - Series no.2, 28"x76” - Wall Hangings

Price $3,000

Creation: 2-3 weeks
Shipping: UPS 5-7 days
Estimated Arrival: December 26, 2024

Handmade

Sustainable

Recycled Materials

Made In USA

Made To Order

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
28H x 76W x 1.5D in
71.12H x 193.04W x 3.81D cm
15.88 kg
35 lb

28" x 76" bas relief wall piece in a white lime-wash finish. Limited run of 10 editions. Each piece is numbered and signed on the back of the frame.

All of our relief works are made to order, crafted by us in our atelier. They are each carefully carved and assembled from wood materials, and hand-painted with raw, textured pigments.

The backs of the pieces come pre-assembled with mounting wire for ease of hanging.

Flat rate shipping on all US orders. Once your order is placed, allow 2-3 weeks for us to produce and ship your BAS relief.

Item BAS Relief - Series no.2, 28"x76”
Created by BAS ATELIER
As seen in Private Residence, Miami Beach, FL
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Meet the Creator

BAS ATELIER

Miami Beach, FL

Wescover creator since 2022
Assembled in light. Elemental wall reliefs by Luis Ignacio Figallo

BAS Atelier is a creative practice co-founded by architect duo Luis Ignacio Figallo and Patrisa Pruthi, inspired by the ancient decorative technique of low or “bas” relief.

Born out of a lifelong interest in form, texture, and light, the works are focused around craftsmanship- Each bas-relief is individually designed, carved, and painted in Bas Atelier's Miami studio.

The works are both ephemeral and grounded – evocative of natural and architectural contours, shapes, and forms. Their shared background practicing architecture in New York City paired with Luis Ignacio's long-held passion for painting and music permeates the process, composition, and rhythm of the reliefs.

The bas-reliefs emerge from a meditative process of observing and recording patterns in nature through series of gestural sketches. Each composition is conceived through an intuitive process, later carved to deliberate depths from reclaimed wood panels.

Once the sculpting process is achieved, the reliefs are carefully hand-sanded before being coated with crushed limestone pigments.

The resulting works are elemental searches into composition, form, and depth, producing abstract landscapes that radiate and flow with the reflection of light.