Frontal view of Strata Signal assemblage with layered wooden panels over striated rock pattern
Angled view showing dimensional overlap of wooden panels
Perspective view highlighting depth and layering of geometric frames
Side view emphasizing texture and edge framing
Detail of inset metallic discs and surface texture beneath wooden edge
Close-up of geological striation imagery embedded within the background panel
Frontal view of Strata Signal assemblage with layered wooden panels over striated rock pattern
Angled view showing dimensional overlap of wooden panels
Perspective view highlighting depth and layering of geometric frames
Side view emphasizing texture and edge framing
Detail of inset metallic discs and surface texture beneath wooden edge
Close-up of geological striation imagery embedded within the background panel

Strata Signal

$350.00

17” x 8.75” x 2.5”

Strata Signal draws a poetic connection between geology and communication—suggesting that the messages we send and the tools we build eventually settle into the sediment of time. Through texture and embedded forms, the piece whispers of forgotten signals still reverberating beneath the surface.

17” x 8.75” x 2.5”

Strata Signal draws a poetic connection between geology and communication—suggesting that the messages we send and the tools we build eventually settle into the sediment of time. Through texture and embedded forms, the piece whispers of forgotten signals still reverberating beneath the surface.

Materials List

  • Cradled wood panel

  • Archival printed imagery

  • Colored tissue paper

  • Acrylic matte medium (for adhesion)

  • Sanding to reveal underlayers

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This abstract wall piece captures the essence of geological layering through carefully applied and sanded tissue paper over printed imagery. The surface evokes the visual rhythm of striated stone—layers of visual history pressed into form. Subtle gradations of color and texture create the illusion of depth, suggesting the silent transmission of timeworn messages embedded in the earth.

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