What Makes Wall vs. Me Different
About Our Artworks
Handmade Frames
We are known for our highest quality frames that are certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) & handcrafted using 100% real pine wood sourced from Italy’s sustainable forests. When compared to traditional frames, Wall vs. Me’s high quality frames are 5 times sanded & finished without toxins or chipping that comes with a professional matte black finish. We proudly support old-world craftsmanship by exclusively using centuries-old techniques to create awe-inspiring mouldings.
Exclusive Artists
Our mission is to empower the next generation of artists in the world. That’s why the teams at Wall vs. Me dedicate all of our time, resources and budget to work directly with independent artists - helping them reach millions of people just like you who appreciate their creative talents. Being a Wall vs. Me collector means that you are directly supporting the artists you love.
Gallery-Quality Prints
Printed locally here in Los Angeles on poly cotton blend, fine art canvas, our UL Certified Art Prints are mounted by hand on gallery-grade 100% real pine wood frames. We proudly offer the highest quality artworks in a fade, scratch, crack, water- and warp-resistant 100% water-based ink, perfected by chemistry for a gloss finish that lasts. Each museum-quality print is a part of our Premier collection - available for a limited time as open edition prints, and made-to-order specifically for you.
Highly Selective Curation
Each new release constitutes hours and hours of behind the scenes work by our team of curators. At Wall vs. Me, we partner with over 60 galleries and artist collectives, and every month we identify over 1,000 potential emerging artists from every corner of the globe - that’s more than 12 thousand artists a year. Our team of art directors, interior designers, and art historians then work to vet and hand pick the most exceptional artists. Ultimately, only 0.5% of the artists we originally look at actually make it into the Wall vs. Me Collection.
Rolands Zilvinskis
After moving to Ireland from Latvia back in 2008, Rolands Zilvinskis picked up photography on an on-and-off basis For Rolands, even that began to feel stagnant, so he switched up and tried something he had his eye on for a while - the 3D art and design we see in his work today. The clarity once defined between man and machine blurs in his art, and global events around him have spurred even more inspiration. Even though this is only the beginning of his journey into this new world, he loves the possibilities that 3D art has given his life, and will continue satisfying that creative itch as he moves toward bigger and better goals with his art.
