Moon St, 2024 by Laura El.
This metal artwork depicts a woman and her dog strolling along Moon St. on a rainy evening. Tall townhouses line the block, with the sparkling lights of distant skyscrapers peeking through. The scene is made even more enchanting by the presence of a psychic's office on the ground floor of one of the buildings, adding a touch of mystique to this serene cityscape. Printed on ChromaLuxe® aluminum, this piece offers vivid color and detail, perfect for adding a touch of urban sophistication to your space.
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Exceptional Detail: State-of-the-art coating provides an enamel-like finish with stunning clarity and vibrant colors, making the artwork come alive.
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Highly Durable: Epson dye-sublimation inks are infused directly into the metal, ensuring archival quality and fade-resistant colors that last a lifetime.
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Unobstructed View: Enjoy the artwork as it was intended—without the distraction of looking through glass, allowing for a direct, immersive viewing experience.
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Easy to Display: Choose from several hanging options, or order the metal print by itself to have it custom framed or display with your own methods.
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Support an Artist: Every purchase directly contributes to supporting the artist's creative endeavors.
Finish Options: Available in either a gloss or matte finish, both options utilize a white base to maximize color vibrancy and contrast. The gloss surface creates a striking metallic sheen, delivering bold, saturated colors. The matte finish minimizes glare and reflections in brightly lit spaces with its smooth texture.
Hanging Options:
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Print Only: Ideal if you plan to custom frame or have your own display methods.
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Metal Float Bracket: Mounts on the back, extending the print about 1/2" from the wall for a modern shadow float effect.
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Inset Float Hanger: A lightweight framework on the back extends the print about 1” from the wall, creating a modern shadow float effect.
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Black Floater Frame: This lightweight polystyrene frame creates a floating effect by leaving a gap between the frame and the metal print.
Laura's art career began when she used her talents to raise funds for an animal shelter during the pandemic. She has since amassed a global following of over 100K Instagram fans. Her art has been sold in NYC galleries, auctioned at Sotheby’s and Christie’s, and featured in Forbes, Marie Claire, and Martha Stewart.
