A horizon can be a system. The Meridian Range was designed for spaces that want direction—an architectural anchor that feels like a landscape translated into pure structure.

A disciplined grid holds sharp mountain silhouettes in high contrast, while fluid contour lines drift across the upper field like wind paths on a map. Small rounded nodes punctuate the composition, adding a measured cadence to the geometry—part blueprint, part relief. Negative space keeps the piece calm and gallery-clean, and the floating offset pulls crisp shadow lines from every corridor of the grid, shifting throughout the day.

Curator’s Note:
Abstract landscapes emerged as a way to express nature not as it appears, but as it is felt—distilled into form, rhythm, and proportion.

Specs
Material: precision laser-cut metal
Finish: interior/exterior-grade powder coat (deep matte)
Profile: engineered negative space for high-contrast shadow play
Mounting: hardware included (mounting screws, standoff/offset screws, and wall plugs) — designed to sit 1.5 cm / 0.6 in off the wall for a floating shadow effect