Hotel Magique

Minuit by Candice Perese

Minuit by Candice Perese - Main image
$25 $160 In stock

Category: ART PRINTS

Art print design by Candice Perese for Hôtel Magique.
Minuit was constructed using two main recurring elements in my work, an archway and wavy lines in a colour palette inspired by Hôtel Magique Sunshine Estate.
Moody, balmy, dusk with a hint of vintage, almost like someone wearing a billowing kaftan sipping on a cocktail garnished with a tiny umbrella.
The original artwork for the Minuit art print was handmade with a wax pencil on heavy-weight ‘Hot pressed’ paper.

Hôtel Magique art prints are printed in the Netherlands on 300 gsm FSC and PEFC-certified Biotop paper. 
Sizes A3 and A2 are available unframed or framed with our signature matt black aluminium or wood finish frames.
Size A1 comes unframed.

Candice Perese is an artist from New Zealand currently residing in Australia.
With a background in painting that has evolved over the last 4 years as a drawing practice she primarily uses heavy-weight fine art paper and coloured wax pencil. 
Her work is heavy colour based and subject matter varies but mostly rests on bold and graphic abstract forms, patterns, and gradients.

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A1 and A2 size art prints, original artworks, and all sale purchases are non-refundable.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 22 reviews)

John U. ★★★★★

The archway framing feels like stepping into a dreamy doorway, and the wavy lines add this soothing rhythm that I keep noticing every time I walk past it. The sunshiny color palette brings such warmth to my living room wall.

Thomas ★★★★★

The wavy lines in this print catch the light so differently depending on the time of day, it feels like a new piece every evening. The palette is calm but not boring, and the archway gives it a quiet sense of depth. I keep catching myself staring at it when I should be working.

Eva Q. ★★★★★

I hung it above my desk and the archway draws my eye every time I glance up—those wavy lines in that sun-washed palette make the whole room feel calmer. It's exactly the kind of piece that makes a plain wall look intentional.