Polo "Turquoise Twist" Print by Jacques Pilon

Jacques Pilon's career as art director for Shelter and Architectural magazines in Toronto honed his artistic and decorative eye. Exploring two-dimensional spatial relationships with form and color has always been his main interest. Drawing on restful colors and balanced design he gives us series like circles in squares and blue wash. His intention is to communicate a feeling, emotion, or energy that speaks to and engages the viewer. This piece is printed on high-quality art paper and professionally framed using award-winning moldings renowned for quality and design.

Bold use of color and line come together with this graphic art print that creates a playful, abstract composition on your walls. Printed in the USA, this piece by artist Jacques Pilon features coils of bright blue, green, and orange tones against a striking red background for a high-contrast look. It's printed on archival paper using giclee inks for an accurate, lasting reproduction of the original work. This piece arrives framed and matted with included wall mounting hardware, so it's ready to hang right out of the box.

Just what I wanted. The graphic print with the bold colors adds such a great movement and color to my living room. The frame is sturdy yet light and well done.. Nina. Colorado Springs, CO. Sat Feb 25 2023

High contrast colors and a playful use of line and negative space give this graphic art print a dynamic modern look for your walls. Printed in the USA, this piece by artist Jacques Pilon features loops of pink, red, and yellow against a deep background for a high-contrast look. It's printed on archival paper using giclee inks for an accurate, lasting reproduction of the original work. This piece arrives framed and matted with included wall mounting hardware, so it's ready to hang right out of the box.

Colors are accurately represented, print is crisp. Added a bright pop of color to our cool blue bathroom.. Traci. San Francisco, CA. Mon May 23 2022

Jacques Pilon's career as art director for Shelter and Architectural magazines in Toronto honed his artistic and decorative eye. Exploring two-dimensional spatial relationships with form and color has always been his main interest. His intention is to communicate a feeling, emotion, or energy that speaks to and engages the viewer. This piece is printed on high-quality art paper and professionally framed using award-winning moldings renowned for quality and design.