Lucid Realism No. 3 – Abstract Framed Canvas Wall Art

Description

This abstract framed canvas showcases a powerful interplay of burnt orange, black, and cream hues arranged in a balanced grid. Titled “Chromatic Balance,” the artwork offers a structured yet expressive accent for modern interiors, from minimalist lofts to creative studio spaces.

Materials and Features

• Float frame canvas with clean architectural presence

• Giclée printed on 380 gsm archival artist canvas

• Matte finish with no glare or reflection

• Mirror wrap edges for seamless visual flow

• Hand-stretched over 38 mm wooden stretcher bars

• Arrives ready to hang with integrated back hardware

Available Frame Colours

Choose from a curated selection of six float frame finishes:
Black – for high-contrast modernism
White – crisp and minimalist
Gold – refined elegance with warmth
Silver – cool-toned sophistication
Brown – earthy and organic
Natural – light-toned wood for airy interiors

Available Sizes

61×61 cm (24×24″)
71×71 cm (28×28″)
76×76 cm (30×30″)
81×81 cm (32×32″)
91×91 cm (36×36″)
102×102 cm (40×40″)
122×122 cm (48×48″)

Production and Delivery

• Printed to order for sustainable, waste-free production

• Produced in trusted UK or EU partner studios

• Production timeline: 5–7 business days

• Delivery estimate: 3–7 business days with tracking and insurance

• Ships in secure, double-wall packaging with no branding or invoice

Important Notes

• All texture, metallic, or paint-like effects are part of the print

• Slight colour variation may occur depending on screen calibration

• Canvases are flat prints; visual depth is simulated, not physical

Returns and Support

We offer a 14-day return policy. Items must be returned in original condition, and return shipping is the buyer’s responsibility. For questions or support, reach out to us any time at kantrasart@gmail.com. We typically reply within 24 hours.

Each piece reflects the values outlined in our design philosophy — where craftsmanship, originality, and visual storytelling meet. For insights on the cultural influence of floral portraiture and modern photography, explore Tate Modern’s exhibition series or Harper’s Bazaar fashion archive.