PERSIAN CARPET – MAKE IT MAGIC

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PERSIAN CARPET – MAKE IT MAGIC by Frank Willems.

Year: 2024
Size: 109,5 x 92 cm
Materials: Acrylic, marker, spraypaint on reused wood

This artwork is a tribute to the love for Persian carpets, with traditional patterns uniquely reinterpreted. Painted on recycled scrap wood, it combines the rich, detailed motifs of a classic Persian carpet with modern techniques like spray paint and markers. The bold text “MAKE IT MAGIC” in the center emphasizes the theme of transformation, where old craftsmanship and contemporary expression merge in a piece of art that both honors the past and gives new meaning to the everyday.

Hashtags:
#persian #carpet #perzisch tapijt #magic carpet #interior #colorful

REVIEWS FROM COLLECTORS

“When coming across Frank‘s oeuvre it immediately spoke to me. I enjoy the juxtaposition of what at first glance could be mistaken for kids’ doodles, but actually carries a deeper quality that encourages continuous reflection of core concepts of life.”

Julian Giessing
Germany

“I stumbled about the artwork from Frank Willems by coincidence and was immediately excited by the creative, bold and cool pieces. Frank was super friendly and helpful, the deal was superfast and professional. The work looks in reality even better than on his webpage. Everything top notch. Highly recommended.”

Jürgen Kittel
Austria

“Delightful street art-style artwork that makes you laugh and think. Definitely recommended!”

Nèma
The Netherlands

“We are very happy with your artwork, CRAZY BANANAS. Everyone who enters our place stops for a moment and looks at it. Great work!”

Mirjam van den Dungen
The Netherlands

“Frank is an amazing artist with a beautiful vision of the world. He has a big heart. His art contains a good amount of sarcasm that I really enjoy.”

Willeke Timmer
The Netherlands

“After three years, I’m still absolutely delighted and far from tired of my series of three art prints.”

Monique Bredeveld
The Netherlands