I designed The Arc Meridian as a vertical anchor—quiet authority for spaces that want structure, not clutter.

The composition is built from carved corridors and a dominant arc, like a modern portal discovered inside an ancient ruin. Thick uprights hold the piece like pillars, while curved bands sweep across the field in measured layers—half architecture, half signal. What makes it feel alive is the negative space: it opens pockets of air that let light cut through and throw clean, sectional shadows that shift as the day moves. From a distance it reads as a monolith; up close, it resolves into deliberate geometry with softened, obsidian-smooth turns.

Curator’s Note:
Abstract architectural compositions like this draw from early 20th-century modernism, where artists and architects explored how pure geometric forms could express harmony, proportion, and spatial logic without narrative imagery.

— Standard Specs —
• Material: laser-cut steel
• Finish: interior/exterior-grade powder coat (deep matte, built for durability)
• Profile: bold, high-contrast geometry engineered for dramatic shadow play
• Mounting: integrated mounting points; use wall anchors suited to your surface
• Placement: interior display; covered exterior possible with appropriate hardware and surface prep
• Care: wipe with a dry microfiber cloth
• Brand signature: softened radius language for a river-worn, obsidian-smooth edge feel