Enclosure is the central image in my three-piece Boundaries series and was photographed from a wider perspective than Open Circuit.
Here you can begin to understand a little more about what you're looking at. The incomplete square is still there, sitting almost alone in that extraordinary expanse of orange, but the wider view reveals the edge of the salt evaporation pond running across the bottom of the frame.
I really like what that extra information does. The first image is almost pure abstraction. With Enclosure, the landscape starts to reveal itself, but not completely.
The colour is still what grabs me—the intensity of that orange is impossible to ignore—but now there are two very different types of boundaries within the same image. One is the small geometric form in the centre; the other is the strong horizontal division across the landscape itself.
Enclosure is the central work in my Boundaries series, exploring the lines, divisions and geometric forms that become so striking when the landscape is viewed from above.
Interior Design Suggestions
Enclosure is bold, minimal and highly graphic.
The intense orange works beautifully against charcoal, black, warm white, concrete, stone and natural timber. The dark line across the bottom gives the artwork additional weight and makes it particularly suited to contemporary interiors.
I think this is an image that deserves scale. The amount of open orange space is part of the composition, and printing it large would emphasise that beautifully rather than making the central shape feel small.
It would work particularly well in a contemporary living room, entrance, office, boardroom or commercial space.
But I think its strongest presentation would be together with the other two works from Boundaries. These images are telling a visual story through changes in perspective, and that becomes much more apparent when they are seen as a group.
Available Formats
• Rolled Fine Art Paper – museum-grade cotton rag
• Framed Print – black, white, or natural timber
• Canvas – matte, textured, stretched and ready to hang
• Metal Print – bold, modern, perfect for high-colour tones
By Anne Neiwand Photography
Enclosure
Enclosure is the central image in my three-piece Boundaries series and was photographed from a wider perspective than Open Circuit.
Here you can begin to understand a little more about what you're looking at. The incomplete square is still there, sitting almost alone in that extraordinary expanse of orange, but the wider view reveals the edge of the salt evaporation pond running across the bottom of the frame.
I really like what that extra information does. The first image is almost pure abstraction. With Enclosure, the landscape starts to reveal itself, but not completely.
The colour is still what grabs me—the intensity of that orange is impossible to ignore—but now there are two very different types of boundaries within the same image. One is the small geometric form in the centre; the other is the strong horizontal division across the landscape itself.
Enclosure is the central work in my Boundaries series, exploring the lines, divisions and geometric forms that become so striking when the landscape is viewed from above.
Interior Design Suggestions
Enclosure is bold, minimal and highly graphic.
The intense orange works beautifully against charcoal, black, warm white, concrete, stone and natural timber. The dark line across the bottom gives the artwork additional weight and makes it particularly suited to contemporary interiors.
I think this is an image that deserves scale. The amount of open orange space is part of the composition, and printing it large would emphasise that beautifully rather than making the central shape feel small.
It would work particularly well in a contemporary living room, entrance, office, boardroom or commercial space.
But I think its strongest presentation would be together with the other two works from Boundaries. These images are telling a visual story through changes in perspective, and that becomes much more apparent when they are seen as a group.
Available Formats
• Rolled Fine Art Paper – museum-grade cotton rag
• Framed Print – black, white, or natural timber
• Canvas – matte, textured, stretched and ready to hang
• Metal Print – bold, modern, perfect for high-colour tones
By Anne Neiwand Photography
We don't believe in off-the-shelf. Each piece is custom-made
to your exact order. Choose the perfect presentation for your artwork:
PLEASE NOTE: All artwork is custom-made to order - please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery.
Rolled Fine Art Print: Your chosen photograph printed on museum-quality
archival paper with a surrounding white border. Each print is personally
signed by Anne, carefully rolled, and shipped to you Australia-wide, free
of charge. All listed sizes include the border.
Framed Print: The fine art print (with white border) expertly framed behind
glass in your choice of a White, Black, or Timber finish. A classic and
enduring way to showcase your artwork. All listed sizes include the
border.
Stretched Canvas: Your image printed onto sealed canvas and stretched around a
lightweight wooden frame, ready for effortless hanging.
Metal Print: Experience exceptional durability and vibrant visuals with our
metal prints. The image is infused onto metal, creating a lasting and
impactful display with a unique luminosity.
Facemount Acrylic Print (Available on Request): A signed, high-gloss print is
meticulously bonded to 6mm acrylic, creating incredible depth and
vibrancy. Comes ready to hang with a discreet u-channel on the back.
Contact us to request this option.
Delivery Information:
Rolled Fine Art Prints: Enjoy complimentary shipping Australia-wide. Your signed print will be carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube.
Other Media (Framed Prints, Stretched Canvas, Metal Prints, Facemount Acrylic): Shipping costs for these items are determined by their weight and will be automatically calculated for you at the checkout.