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Birds On A Wire Art Tiles

Sivertson Gallery Shop: Birds On A Wire Art Tiles

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Birds On A Wire Art Tiles

By Aaron Kloss

Art tiles showcase images printed onto beautiful Botticino marble. They make unique gifts, and are a fun and functional way to enjoy your favorite art prints. Choose your art tile substrate (magnet, ornament, coaster, utility hook, or trivet) and quantity below. Coasters are also sold in sets of four (all the same design).

Also available in a giclee print.

$19.95 – $79.00

more from Aaron Kloss

Aaron paints from memory, sharing his experiences visually through the landscapes of northern Minnesota: birch, maple and evergreen forests, abundant wildlife, breathtaking vistas. His distinctive technique utilizes a singular brushstroke in vivid color on a black canvas—a work of light and contrast—with a graphic and expressive feeling. While painting, he often looks over his shoulder to see one of his children copying him, creating a little masterpiece of their own. “Pablo Picasso said every child is an artist; the problem is how to remain an artist once one grows up. I hope to never lose that childlike, passionate joy of creating.”