Aura's Framing Process — Float Frames, Museum Acrylic Explained
At Aura Studio, we believe that the presentation of art is as essential as the art itself. The framing process is a crucial aspect of how our works are experienced and appreciated. In this post, we delve into the specifics of our framing process, focusing on the use of float frames and museum acrylic, both of which contribute to the depth and mood of our radial-aura gradient editions.
Float Frames: Elevating Your Art
Float frames offer a unique way to present artwork, creating an illusion that the piece is suspended within its frame. This technique not only enhances the visual impact of the artwork but also adds an element of sophistication. Our float frames are carefully crafted to complement the quiet luxury of our editions, such as Solstice and Oblivion.
The design of a float frame allows the edges of the artwork to be visible, providing a sense of depth that draws the viewer in. This is particularly effective for our gradient editions, where the transition of colours creates a captivating visual flow. The absence of a traditional mat board emphasises the artwork’s core, allowing the viewer to engage more intimately with the piece.
In addition to their aesthetic advantages, float frames are also functional. They allow for easy hanging and can be adapted to suit various spaces, whether it be a gallery wall or a quiet corner in your home. Each float frame is meticulously selected to enhance the overall presentation without overshadowing the artwork itself.
Museum Acrylic: Clarity and Protection
The choice of glazing is a vital consideration in the framing process. At Aura Studio, we use museum-grade acrylic for its clarity and protective qualities. Unlike traditional glass, museum acrylic is lighter and more shatter-resistant, making it an ideal choice for contemporary art. This is particularly relevant for our editions like Threshold and Tidewell, where every detail and gradient must be preserved and showcased to its fullest potential.
Museum acrylic provides UV protection, safeguarding the colours and integrity of the artwork against fading over time. This level of preservation is essential for the longevity of your investment, ensuring that the depth and mood of the gradients remain vibrant. The acrylic’s clarity also allows for an unobstructed view, making it feel as though the artwork is floating in space, further immersing the viewer in the experience.
Moreover, the lightweight nature of museum acrylic facilitates easy installation, allowing you to reposition your artwork without the concerns associated with heavy glass. This flexibility is particularly appealing for those who enjoy curating their space, providing opportunities to change the mood of a room with ease.
Combining Float Frames and Museum Acrylic
The combination of float frames and museum acrylic offers an unparalleled presentation for our editions. When you choose a piece from our collection, such as Aurora Drift or Ember Loop, you are not just acquiring a work of art; you are investing in a thoughtfully considered presentation that enhances the viewing experience.
This combination allows the gradients to bloom without distraction, inviting you to explore the nuances within each piece. The interplay of light and shadow created by the float frame, paired with the clarity of museum acrylic, produces a dynamic visual effect that evolves with the changing light in your environment.
At Aura Studio, we understand that the framing process is integral to the overall impact of the artwork. Each detail, from the choice of frame to the type of glazing, is meticulously considered, ensuring that our pieces resonate with quiet luxury and depth. This commitment to quality is reflected in each edition we offer, allowing you to immerse yourself in the mood and aesthetic of contemporary art.
Explore our collection of carefully curated editions, and experience the beauty of thoughtfully presented art. Visit us at /collections/the-collection to discover your next piece.
What quiet story will your chosen piece tell?
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