Professional Artists' Frames for Gallery Exhibitions

Artists understand that exhibiting their work is an important aspect of the creative process. After all, the presentation of a photograph or work of art contributes to the overall effect of the artwork.

A frame is more than just a piece of wood or metal that allows you to hang anything on the wall. The ultimate presentation of the artwork or photograph requires a frame. The frame can contribute to the artwork's atmosphere and style, raising it to a masterpiece worthy of any wall. Many people envision a traditional wooden frame with a mat and glass when they think of frames. Metal (Aluminum) Float frames are available in various, flexible, custom made sizes that you need and three colors from Swiss Art Pro: white, black and silver.

A float frame, as the name suggests, is made so that the artwork appears to float inside the frame rather than being pressed behind glass. Viewers of your artwork get a perception of three-dimensional depth when they look at it because of this illusion. Float frames come in a number of sizes and depths, allowing you to further tailor the way your photograph or artwork is shown.

If you’re looking for a unique way to display your artwork, consider using a float frame. • You want to make the most of your display area: Do you have a limited surface of wall space on which to hang your artwork? A typical frame and mat will enlarge your piece, especially if the matting are 6 cm or more on each side. Because the frame does not add numerous inches to the item, a float frame is a wonderful solution for individuals with limited space. • Your piece is modern: Float frames work well with contemporary art. Your artwork’s edges are intriguing: Are there any nuances or interesting details and textures on the edges of your work? If that’s the case, a float frame will draw attention to these details without losing them in a full-bleed or matted frame.

Float frames are excellent solutions for the following situations: • Gallery Wrap Canvas: On the back of the stretched canvas, the float frame is securely linked to your piece (via the support bars). • Gallery Plexiglass: The frame is “face mounted” in the case of the Plexiglass. Whether you are framing a gallery wrap or gallery plexiglass, the frame will never come into contact with the print’s real surface.

One of the most obvious advantages of framing your work is the ease with which it may be hung on gallery walls or on the walls of your clients. Float frames, fortunately, are very simple to hang!