Under the direction of the Cahén Foundation, I used Eastern maple wood to create four profiles to best suit these Oscar Cahén works. The dark frame is derived from a Picasso-style frame, with a polished finish described by Michael Cahén as “a worn and well-used butt of a hunter’s gun”. The off-white rectilinear frame and the combination of line and form is intended to complement Cahén’s lighter graphic designed images.

Thank you to the Cahén Archives for permission to share these images on my site.