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OVREL Original · Travel

Salt Flats

$39 12 × 8 in · Unframed

Size
Frame Rolled sheet
  • Free US shipping over $55. A second print clears it.
  • Made to order · dispatches in 2–4 business days

A single red car on white salt flats under a lavender sky — a postcard with almost nothing in it.

Negative space as the subject. The car is the only mark of scale in a field that otherwise reads as pure horizon.

Good for
A quiet hallway or a desk wall — something to rest on, not to announce a room.
Not for
A room that wants color — this one is nearly monochrome by design.
Size & scale
12 × 8 in
30 × 20 cm
24 × 16 in
61 × 41 cm
36 × 24 in
91 × 61 cm

Every size keeps the artwork's own proportions, so nothing is cropped to fit. Sizes are the printed sheet; a frame adds its moulding around them.

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Frame

Solid wood, satin laminated, in eight finishes. Framed works arrive glazed and assembled, with hanging hardware fitted. Nothing else to buy.

12 × 8 in
+$50 for a frame
24 × 16 in
+$60 for a frame
36 × 24 in
+$80 for a frame

Unframed works ship rolled in a rigid tube. Framed works ship flat and boxed, and ship free.

Materials
Print
Giclée pigment on 200gsm enhanced matte art paper
Made in
the United States
Care
Keep out of direct sunlight. Handle the sheet by its edges.

About the paper

Delivery & returns

Printed to order in the US. Dispatched in 2–4 business days, then 3–7 business days in transit, tracked.

Standard US shipping is free on orders over $55.

Prints are made to order, so we cannot take one back for a change of mind. Anything damaged, wrong or missing is always replaced or refunded in full.

Full delivery and returns policy

Provenance

OVREL Original. Created digitally under OVREL art direction, using generative and digital tools. There is no physical original: the print is the object.

Edition
Open edition. Not numbered.
Made
Digitally, under OVREL art direction

Framed images on this page are renders, not photographs.

How OVREL work is made

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