Acrylic Framing
Acrylic framing is designed for a modern, clean and highly minimalist presentation.
With this type of framing, the artwork is placed inside a full acrylic case. Not only the front, but also the sides are made from acrylic. The work sits within the construction itself, creating a clear, closed and visually calm presentation.
This form of presentation was made known, among others, by Andy Warhol and is still used for artworks that require an extremely clean, modern and protective finish. The effect is restrained, precise and powerful: no heavy frame, no unnecessary border, but a transparent construction in which the artwork remains central.
With high-quality UV protective acrylic, the work is better protected from light, dust, contact and transport risks. The material is lighter than glass, safer to handle and highly suitable for larger formats or vulnerable works.
Acrylic framing can be used for photography, modern art, works on paper, documents, memorabilia and special objects. The work can be tightly enclosed, presented freely or combined with distance and depth.
The strength of acrylic framing lies in the combination of protection and maximum visual calm. The result is clear, modern and highly suitable for artworks where the presentation must not dominate, but must immediately feel high-end.
