Expand your view. The Horizons collection by Michael Bronspigel captures that moment where earth meets sky — rendered through layered tape, texture, light and space. These works:
Use the unconventional medium of colored tape to build subtle gradients and depth, transforming a flat surface into a boundless plane.
Focus on horizon lines, horizon fields, and calm expanses, allowing the viewer’s gaze to rest, wander and return.
Are crafted for measured presence: each piece invites quiet reflection and holds the tension of the infinite meeting the finite.
Whether you’re seeking art for a modern living space, a contemplative workspace or a gallery-style installation, the Horizons collection offers a refined statement of serenity and possibility.
This piece evokes the calm stillness of a horizon at dawn or dusk, a threshold where light and color meet, and time seems to pause. Subtle gradients stretch across the canvas (or your chosen medium), shifting from warm, hopeful tones to cool, reflective hues. The composition draws the viewer’s eye toward the meeting line between land (or sea) and sky, a place of transition, possibility, renewal.
“Horizons Art” isn’t just a visual experience; it’s a gentle invitation to pause, breathe, and imagine what lies beyond the visible edge. Whether placed in a living room, workspace, or studio, it brings serenity, balance, and a sense of open space, a reminder that every ending is a new beginning.
FAQ
What materials are used to create this piece?
Every aspect of this original artwork is handmade in The Hamptons by the artist, and this piece features duct tape used as a primary medium alongside acrylics and mixed materials. The result is a rich, layered texture you won’t find in traditional paintings.
Is this a one-of-a-kind work or a print?
This is a true original, handcrafted in The Hamptons. Because the artist builds the composition layer-by-layer with tape and other materials, no two pieces will be exactly alike — making your piece a unique work of art.
How do I care for and display the artwork?
Since the piece is handmade in The Hamptons and includes delicate tape layering, display it out of direct sunlight to preserve the vibrant colours and finish. A protective finish has been applied by the artist to help safeguard its longevity. If placing near HVAC vents or high-humidity zones, occasional dusting with a soft, dry cloth is recommended (no solvents or water).
Where is this artwork created?
Every piece is fully handmade in The Hamptons. The artist constructs each layer by hand, shaping and arranging the duct tape textures to create a distinctive visual depth that reflects the coastal creativity of the region.
Obsessed with the horizon effect is so soothing and the craftsmanship is nextlevel. If you want art that transforms a room, this is it.
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Todd Vargas
“Horizons Art” strikes immediately as a meditative, serene piece. The use of layered tape, mixed media and color gradients ,transitioning from warm tones through subtle shifts to cooler hues gives the work a soft, atmospheric depth. The horizon-line composition evokes a still moment at dawn or dusk, creating a sense of calm and infinite possibility. Placed in a living space or studio, it seems like the kind of artwork that doesn’t demand attention but quietly draws in the viewer’s gaze over time.
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Bruce Ferreri
This piece feels like it’s designed to shift the mood of a room, ideal for a minimalist living room, a contemplative workspace, or a gallery-style corner. Its calm, open-space aesthetic lends itself especially well to modern, clean-lined interiors or any setting where you want a sense of peace and reflection rather than a loud statement. Because of its subtle horizon theme, it can balance both natural light and neutral decor, creating a gentle “breath of calm” in whatever space it occupies.
