Find me in Dark

The Find Me In The Dark design by Magnus Gjoen is an ambivalent surface — one that hides and reveals.
A wallpaper born from the contrast between the visual language of camouflage — irregular, unstable, organic — and the almost sacred delicacy of classical painterly references, emerging as fragments of lost beauty.

Each form, each silhouette is drawn to interrupt perception, forcing the viewer’s gaze to search and question.
The engraved details hidden beneath the matte fields generate a constant perceptual tension — are you inside or outside the scene? Are you looking, or being looked at?
Gjoen constructs a layered, conceptual pattern, where art and mimicry become critical gesture, visual poetry, and territory for exploration.

Find Me In The Dark is more than decoration — it is an aesthetic act that challenges both surface and gaze.

In this variant, the camouflage rests on a powder-brown background, a warm, velvety tone between moka, terracotta, and ancient pigment.
The classical painterly engravings beneath — details of flowers, bodies, drapery, skies — reveal themselves slowly, filtered through the rhythmic cadence of the pattern.

The Caravaggesque, powdery palette makes this variant intimate, deep, and chromatically enveloping — ideal for spaces that seek visual substance and narrative quiet.
A wall to observe from afar and discover up close.