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Art Beyond the Frame
Cut-Out Wall Art
Who says art has to stay within the frame? Cut-outs break free from conventional boundaries, turning the outline itself into an artistic statement. Discover distinctive editions that draw on the tradition of paper cutting while bringing an entirely new dimension to the wall.
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History of the Cut-Out Technique
LUMAS Cut-Outs are contemporary and experimental but also firmly anchored in Art History. They represent a leap forward from Henri Matisse’s (1869-1954) cut paper works. In his late creative phase, Matisse made masterpieces using scissors and paper, making him ahead of his time. The artists in our collection bring this tradition into the 21st century, literally giving new shape to expressive wall art.
