Fault Line

Acrylic, Canvas, Framed by Artist

82cm (W) x 82cm (H) x 2.5cm (D)

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A$918
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Artwork Description

Textured Horizon I & II

A contemporary abstract diptych exploring balance, texture, and quiet movement. Each canvas features layered plaster-like textures that create depth and subtle variations across the surface, with a soft horizon line that anchors the composition.

The neutral palette and tactile finish allow the artwork to shift with light throughout the day, making it equally suited to modern interiors, gallery walls, or architectural spaces.

Presented in a refined 25mm frame, the pair is designed to hang together as a statement while maintaining a calm, minimalist presence.

Details

Size: 800mm x 800mm each
Set: Two artworks
Frame: 25mm profile frame
Medium: Textured mixed media
Style: Contemporary abstract
Colours

Taupe
Soft stone
Warm ivory
Pale taupe
Sand

Artist Bio

HazeHaus Studios offers bespoke commissions for collectors seeking artwork that carries a deeper personal connection.

Each commissioned piece is designed around a specific location that holds meaning to the collector, whether it’s a hometown, a place of significance, or somewhere tied to a personal memory.

Using geological data and mapping references, we research the local fault lines of the chosen location and translate them into our signature eight-layer textured process. The resulting artwork becomes a unique interpretation of that landscape, embedding the geography of a meaningful place directly into the composition.

No two commissions are ever the same. Each piece becomes a personal map of memory, place, and story, captured through texture, form, and subtle movement.

Commissions

jodee's studio is in Marrickville, Sydney