Rushed→Be at ease
A pause held in light. For finding stillness in the middle of a day that won't slow down.
Made on fine art paper in Europe. Ready to hang.
"I look up at it between meetings. Sometimes for ten seconds, sometimes for one. Either way, something resets."
Each work is printed on mat Hahnemühle fine art paper and giclée made with pigment-based archival inks, the standard used by museums and galleries worldwide.
Unframed editions arrive as a fine art print on premium Hahnemühle German Etching 310gsm paper — a heavyweight, velvety matte paper with a warm white tone and softly textured surface. Ready for collectors or custom framing.
Premium wooden frames in Black, Natural Oak or Walnut. Made in Europe from FSC-certified wood, finished by hand. Professionally framed with a gallery-style white border that gives the artwork space to breathe. Framed editions arrive fully assembled with lightweight acrylic glazing, ready to hang.
Unframed sizes refer to the artwork. Framed sizes refer to the outer frame, including the surrounding white border.
Looking for a custom size, canvas or framing? Get in touch
Each work is individually produced to order and is usually delivered within 3–6 working days. Shipping across the EU and US included, carefully packaged and insured with track and trace.
For hospitality, workspaces, care environments and design studios, this work is also available in custom sizes, alternative framing and bespoke presentation options.
See ODE Interior Projects for more.
About this work
EXHALE No.2 offers something rare in a busy day: a place to land before continuing.
The composition holds itself still — not empty, but at rest. Looking at it for a few seconds, the body remembers a slower pace. The work doesn't ask anything of you; it simply waits, the way a quiet room does.
The craft
Creates a sense of rest and spaciousness.
Reduces mental chatter and visual noise.
Support a slower, calmer way of looking.
This work isn't asking for attention.
It's giving it back.
There may be another feeling you're looking for.
Close, but not quite right?