PATH FORWARD by Becky Pashia, limited edition 1/67

This is an original oil painting by Scottsdale artist Becky Pashia (pashiapaintings.com, @pashiapaintings), printed on acoustic fabric, and packaged in our patent-pending acoustic frame. There will only be 67 ever printed, and it comes with a certificate of authenticity. Becky paints with a palette knife first and a soft brush second; a messy, alive surface feathered into something that reads like light and air. Her whole thing is movement, and "Path Forward" is that idea on the wall: something in motion, somewhere ahead. Framed in real poplar, so the wood grain becomes part of the piece. You came for the art, you're leaving quieter.

It works like a recording studio panel. Inside the frame is 2" Owens Corning 703, the same absorber pro sound studios use, rated NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) 1.0: it absorbs nearly all the sound that reaches it, nearly three times what a typical 1 inch foam tile does. Hang it as sound absorbing wall art in a home office, bedroom, living room or podcast room to soften echo and make every voice sound cleaner.

Measured performance. We tested our acoustic frames in a studio environment with calibrated microphones. In a 10×10 ft room, one 24×24 art piece cuts harsh echo by about 5%. Three take it down nearly 20% and make voices noticeably clearer. Sound bounces off every wall, so one frame is a statement piece; two or three is when the room actually changes.

• 24x24x3.5" | Real poplar wood frame

• NRC 1.0 | Absorbs nearly 100% of sound at the surface

• Studio grade core | 2" Owens Corning 703

• Magnetic mount | One screw, one click, flush on any wall

• Limited edition art 1/67 | Comes with a certificate of authenticity

Become one of 67 people to own this art piece.

Handmade to order, please allow up to 30 days from purchase for delivery.

Mute your room, keep the peace.