Wall of Art

Maj

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$28.86 $39 In stock

Category: Poster

Colorful checkered pattern in pink, mustard yellow and black. The original work is created with a tape technique and acrylic paint on an MDF board.

"I probably still need some kind of structure and recurring method so my brain can focus. Like squares, stripes. It's important that it goes quickly from idea to action." - Evelina Kroon

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

The colors are exactly as vibrant as pictured—the mustard yellow really pops against the pink. I love how the tape technique gives each square a slightly imperfect edge, making it feel more like a one-of-a-kind piece. Perfect for adding a playful, artistic touch to my living room wall.

Julian F. ★★★★★

The checkered pattern is way more striking in person—the tape technique gives those pink and yellow squares a crisp, almost dimensional edge that photos don't fully capture. I hung it in my hallway and it instantly brightens the space; the MDF board feels sturdy too. Definitely a keeper.

Aurora ★★★★★

The mustard and black squares pop so much against the pink that it’s become the focal point of my living room wall. You can really see the texture from the tape technique up close, which makes it feel more like an original painting than a print.