Chelsea Art Studio presents Indigo Path I, an evocative graphic print by acclaimed artist Mari Urasawa. Born from a Tokyo-influenced perspective and a creative family heritage, this wrapped canvas masterpiece seamlessly merges mixed media, digital elements, and hand-painted aesthetics. The striking indigo composition celebrates the freedom of expression, capturing a visceral feeling rather than strict reality. Designed for versatile landscape or portrait hanging orientation, this square piece comes complete with included wall-mounting hardware and boasts resilient water and UV resistance to elegantly withstand nature's elements.

Bleuet is a joyful and vibrant portrayal of a blueberry branch, where saturated purples, blues, and hints of coral give the berries a playful, gem-like quality. The stylized leaves, painted in rich greens with angular highlights, create a dynamic contrast against the soft, vertically brushed pastel background. This modern still life pulses with energy and colour, transforming a simple botanical subject into a vivid celebration of summer’s sweetness. With its clean lines and rhythmic arrangement, Bleuet blends natural charm with a contemporary aesthetic, offering a fresh and uplifting visual treat.

Architectural origins - the most extensive collection in the series, architectural origins celebrate the building blocks of classical architecture. Detailed sketches of column capitals, ceiling designs, and archways juxtapose with the real thing: Arresting photographs in amazing spaces. “The striking modernity of these interior photographs proves the enduring style of classical architecture,” David says.

Carey. Seattle, WA. Wed Feb 12 2025

The subtle nuances framed canvas is a captivating abstract that masterfully combines the warm, rich tones of burnt orange with cool, refreshing blue accents on a soft beige background. Surrounded by a solid wood gallery frame in bronze gold finish, this piece may be hung horizontal or vertical. Each canvas is proudly handcrafted and printed in the USA. Artwork by Pi Studio.

A reproduction of a Conrad Moulton original, this piece blends the charm of 1940s-60s New York illustration with modern digital printing. Framed in black wood, it features a single picture frame structure and is crafted on Hahnemuhle Torchon watercolor paper, ensuring each brushstroke is vividly captured. Its bold blue petals bring a burst of color to any room, while the included wall-mounting hardware makes it easy to display.