The 5th Room Studio
The Cathedral Moth
The Cathedral Moth
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A creature of architectural mimicry, found at rest among the cold masonry of forgotten sanctuaries.
Its wings are geometric extensions of the cathedral's own windows—fractured obsidian and teal-grey panes that vibrate with a low, silent energy. It is a guardian of the stone, indistinguishable from the gothic ruins it inhabits. This piece captures the moment where biology and structural design blur into one, with deep, velvety charcoal textures contrasting against the sharp, cold edges of stonework.
Perfect for: Gothic interiors, architectural enthusiasts, modern libraries, or anyone drawn to the intersection of nature and design—a study in architectural noir that's both grounded and otherworldly.
What makes this special: This captures the rare moment where creature becomes structure, rendered in museum-quality detail. It's not just nature art—it's a meditation on camouflage, adaptation, and the beauty of forgotten sanctuaries.
Product Specifications
The 5th Room Signature Print
Premium Gallery Matte: We use a heavyweight (200gsm) professional-grade paper with a smooth, flat-matte finish. This specific surface was chosen for its ability to hold deep, soulful blacks and rich contrast without the distraction of reflections or glare. It is archival-grade and designed to last a lifetime.
Framing & Display
Our Exhibition Box Frames are handcrafted from solid timber, providing a deep, recessed "shadow box" effect that adds immediate authority to the work. Includes a professional, acid-free Snow White mat board (mount) to create a clean, sophisticated portal around the image. Finished with high-clarity, shatter-resistant gallery glazing.
Physical Dimensions (Total Wall Space)
A4 Image: Finished Frame Size 35 x 45cm
A3 Image: Finished Frame Size 45 x 57cm
A2 Image: Finished Frame Size 55 x 75cm
All framed orders arrive 100% ready-to-hang.
Swipe through the gallery to see this piece displayed in our Black, White, and Natural Wood Exhibition Frames.
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