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Steve Barton's Conception and Design of the "Wavy"
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The Wavy Frame debuted in 1999 and was
designed by Steve to integrate the frame into the
work of art, creating a single unit. It started as an idea
while experimenting on a still life canvas. Steve saw
that the canvas could retain three dimensional
characteristics. In conjunction with the frame, he saw
this technique as a way of unifying and enhancing his
paintings. His goal was to see the entire piece as a
work of art.
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In addition, it separated itself from traditional
type pieces by extruding from the surface of the
wall becoming a form which resonates to its
surroundings. In fact, its effect exemplified Steve's
goal and has has become a recognized and
popular signature of his work. The completely
original and unique design set The Wavy Frame
and Steve Barton apart in the world of art.
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"Barton has accomplished the highest ideal
in art: to create something entirely unique."
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Wavy
art comes
framed in a
variety of
styles (as
shown to the
right) and
sizes. |
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Prices and availability subject to change without notification.
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