Sky Holes - Colorful Wood Sculpture Geometric Abstract Original Artwork by Rebecca Klundt

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This original geometric abstract wall sculpture by Rebecca Klundt is a 16-inch square mixed media artwork, constructed from reclaimed wood … Read more This original geometric abstract wall sculpture by Rebecca Klundt is a 16-inch square mixed media artwork, constructed from reclaimed wood and finished with acrylic paint.

Featuring intersecting lines, layered textures, and a muted yet tactile palette, the work transforms reclaimed wood into a compelling, dimensional composition. Mounted on a wood panel, it is wired and ready to hang with painted edges that offer a finished, frame-free presentation. This piece is signed on the back and includes a certificate of authenticity issued by the gallery. Convenient local delivery is available in the Los Angeles area, with affordable domestic and international shipping options offered.

Driven by themes of renewal, sustainability, and natural order, Rebecca Klundt's work speaks to those who value environmental consciousness and modern design. Her compositions reflect a visual language built on reclaimed material and artistic restraint—abstract yet grounded, precise yet instinctual. The patchwork construction invites close inspection, revealing a subtle rhythm of line and shadow that evokes the fissures and striations of Utah’s iconic slick rock formations.

A native of Salt Lake City, Utah, Rebecca Klundt holds a BFA from Brigham Young University and brings a reverence for the earth’s finite resources into every artwork. Inspired by her desire to "mine the mined," Klundt reclaims castoff wood and industrial debris, giving new purpose to what would otherwise be discarded. Her artistic process is not just about assembly—it’s about restoration, order, and an appreciation for natural geometry. She writes, “I love to work two-dimensionally because once I have compacted a pile, I can hang it on a wall where the space around it is free and uncluttered.”

Her profound attention to line is equally central: “The lines found in nature are made when two things come up against each other.” These tensions are mirrored in her art, where fragments come together with deliberate care to form harmonious, clean-edged abstractions.

Rebecca Klundt’s works have been exhibited in Utah and California and are held in private collections throughout the United States. Her art appeals to collectors who appreciate contemporary assemblage, sustainable art practices, and the quiet poetry of reclaimed materials given new life.

EDUCATION
2014 BFA 2D Studio, Brigham Young University, Provo Utah

EXHIBITIONS
2018 Artspace Warehouse Los Angeles, CA
2018 Phillips Gallery, UT
2017 Sacred Texting, three man show, Finch Lane Gallery, UT
2017 Statewide Annual, Honorable Mention Eccles community Art Center, Ogden UT
2016 Rio Gallery group show SLC, UT
2016 Two man show Phillips Gallery, SLC, UT
2015 Phillip's Gallery Winter Group Show, SLC, UT
2015 Solo Exhibition, Reformation: a reordering of elements, Alice Gallery, SLC, Utah
2014 Solo Exhibition, BFA Thesis Exhibition, BF Larsen Gallery, Brigham Young University
2014 Brigham Young University, Provo UT
2014 Red Show, Group Exhibition, Terra Nova Gallery, Provo, Utah
2014 House and Home, Solo Show, BF Larsen Gallery, Provo, Utah
2014 House and Home, Solo Show, Schorr Gallery, Salt Lake City, Utah
2014 Statewide Annual, Rio Gallery, Salt Lake City, Utah
2013 Covert Operations, Group Show, Orem County Library, Orem, UT
2013 Annual Student Show, Brigham Young University, Provo UT
2013 Like Kites, Solo Exhibition, Veridian Center, Salt Lake City, UT
2013 Mapping the Whole, Juried Show, Brigham Young University, Provo UT
2013 Of Other Places, Group Exhibition, Gallery 303, Provo UT

GALLERIES AND REPRESENTATION
Artspace Warehouse Los Angeles, California
Phillips Gallery Salt Lake City, Utah
Terzian Galleries, Salt Lake City, Utah See less