art acoustic panels | Contemporary Wood Wall Sculptures

Artist Project Toronto Contemporary Art Fair

Discover Art that you can see, feel … and hear.
This March, I’m bringing my wooden sculptures to Artist Project Toronto Art Fair – and they are coming with more than just good looks.

contemporary wood wall sculpture, acoustic wall art — Wood Acoustic Panel

My sculptural wood wall pieces are not only about form, texture, and the natural beauty of the wood – they also transform the way a space sounds.
Yes, they live on the wall.
Yes, they play with light and shadow.
But they also quietly reshape the room’s acoustic.

acoustic art panels, wood wall sculpture — Acoustic Wall Art Panels

Each piece is carefully designed to diffuse sound, soften echoes, and create a place that feels calmer, warmer, more intimate. Think of it as Art that listen back.
I love working with wood because it holds both strength and softness – structure and rhythm. And besides, it brings harmony to interiors – visually and acoustically.

Modern Wall Sculpture, Art Sound Diffuser — Sound Diffuser Wall Art

At the art fair, you’ll be able to experience the texture up close and may be even notice how the atmosphere feels different around it. Contemporary art can shape a space in more ways than one – and I’m excited to share that experience with you.
Come see it. Come hear it.

acoustic wall art, artist project Toronto — Artist Project Toronto

March 26-29, Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place Toronto

Acoustic Wall Art – Custom Commission. The Story behind.

Custom acoustic wall art panel by Woodblocks Design — Acoustic Wall Art

Looking for a custom piece of art? You may want to invest in stunning one of a kind original artwork instead of the cheap mass-produced fake pieces from big chain stores. Whether you are already familiar with purchasing original artwork or not, not everybody knows that it’s always possible to commission a custom artwork directly from an artist. It’s a great option if you are looking for something unique and special.

Olga Oreshyna art studio, Toronto — Wood Artist Toronto

This set was custom made for a specific location and needs. The client wanted to display something beautiful on a blank, tall wall that leads to a loft alongside their floating stairs and also to benefit for sound dampening, to meet both aesthetical and acoustical needs – acoustic wall art.

Each single piece of wood is cut, shaped, detailed, carved, sanded and assembled by hand with passion, love and care. The assemblage is almost done and next step is a painting and fine finishing. Turquoise was chosen as colour preference.

The first layer is always a wood protection. Acrylic painting is a next step. And then, hand sanding is applied to enhance wood grains and knots in order to show the real beauty of wood and emphasize the structure of shape formations. Last layer is fine finishing to protect the sculpture itself.

One of my favourite part to get pictures from a happy and completely satisfied clients. Great to see the pieces in their new home.

This custom acoustic wall art project is one of our most rewarding commissions — blending sound control with visual warmth. Designed for a quiet space with modern aesthetics, the piece reflects our commitment to functional, handcrafted beauty.

Toronto AudioFest is coming back!

The Toronto Audiofest is Ontario’s new and acclaimed consumer electronics exhibition. It brings together over 200 brands of the best audio and video equipment from around the world. Also, it is the perfect place to come if you’re considering acquiring a complete system or only a new piece of equipment. Additionally, the show organizers have more than 50 years of experience in the music and audio industry. Like everyone, they started with a love of music that soon became enlightened by better sound reproduction.

Visiting the Toronto Audiofest is surely safe – protocols are in place to help ensure a safe environment and plenty of care is being taken to keep visitors and exhibitors safe.
This will be our first in-person expo since the start of the pandemic and we are very excited to welcome you at kiosk 2_10.

Besides, this year we introduce something new. Uniquely designed desktop open baffle speakers will be on display. We want our speakers to be like an extraordinary piece of art that deserves a special place in your home or office.

“Stereophile” review from Toronto Audiofest 2021

Toronto Audio Fest.

Acoustic art installation at Toronto Audio Fest by Woodblocks Design

The Toronto Audiofest (Toronto Audio Fest) is Ontario’s new and acclaimed consumer electronics exhibition. It brings together over 300 brands of the best audio and video equipment from around the world. You can hear, touch and compare it in over 100 demo rooms ranging from 240 to 2400sq ft. on 9 floors. It is the perfect place to come if you have a passion for music and art.

Learn more about Toronto Audio Fest

See our acoustic art collection featured at the show

Toronto AudioFest. Art meets Sound.

At this year’s Toronto Audiofest, our featured art installation explored the harmony between sound diffusion and sculptural form. Why Acoustic Art Belongs at Toronto Audiofest

An extraordinary interior accent pieces that make a grand statement, designed and created to meet the aesthetical and acoustical requirements. Groundbreaking design concept provides creative, attractive and functional acoustic solution.

Discover Toronto Audiofest – Canada’s premier high-fidelity audio event.

See more of our acoustic wall sculptures that blend art and function.

Montreal Audio Fest

The Montréal Audio Fest brings in more than 5,000 visitors who want to hear, see and touch over 300 brands of audio products under one roof. It’s the biggest get-together of audio-video industry manufacturers, distributors and retailers in Canada. Come meet over a hundred exhibitors, all eager to share their passion for music with you, by demonstrating some of the world’s best sound systems from $3000 to $1 000 000.

http://en.montrealaudiofest.org

Acoustic treatment seminar at Montreal Audio Fest — Acoustic Treatment Seminar. Michel Gagnon/M Audio