Balanced between enclosed structure and open space, this work emanates a sense of serenity. Inspired by Mondrian in spirit, and after Duchamp’s iconic “Fresh Widow” in form, light can permeate even this work’s darkest panes.

This is a dense and multi-layered artwork, hand-stitched by artist-sculptor, Anne Baxter. Its three separate panels have been attached to a free-standing base, allowing perception of this work as an actual window (via x-ray vision of its window-frame seams). 

Artwork can be set onto a pedestal (both in a central space, or in front of wall); mounted onto a wall (with brackets beneath); and can also be set into a recessed display area.  Front side of artwork has recessed window panes; back side presents as one flat plane.  Ideal display height is around 39 inches.