Milton Wes Art
Split Perception – High-End Artwork in Frames
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Split Perception by Corey Wesley explores the quiet unraveling of understanding. Inspired by a candid exchange with a loved one, it reflects how closeness can dissolve—not through conflict, but through misread intentions and silence that lingers.
Balanced in form, yet emotionally fractured, the artwork becomes a visual metaphor for distance—between people, ideals, or generations. It invites those who value emotional clarity to sit with what’s unsaid.
Highlights of Craftsmanship & Quality
- Giclée printed on premium archival matte paper
- Encased in a black wood frame with acrylic front
- Dimensions: 24″ × 36″ – statement-sized and gallery-ready
- Accented with a mat board for compositional depth
- Limited edition with a signed Certificate of Authenticity
- Secure, complimentary insured shipping
- Created and framed in Harlem, New York
Revealing the Narrative Behind the Art
Split Perception challenges viewers to examine how perception can become distortion. Whether in fractured friendships or divided societies, this piece speaks softly but firmly about the consequences of misunderstood meaning.
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For Thoughtful Interior Decor
This is not décor—it’s discourse. Ideal for modern bedrooms, transitional corridors, personal study areas, or emotionally layered interiors, Split Perception brings silence and symbolism into curated space.
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Confidence in the Particulars
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