Crystal Cave, Bermuda
Light-toned burled hardwood wrapping calm turquoise water, recreating Crystal Cave, Bermuda - the wood grain reading as limestone walls above still, clear water. Wide horizontal format.
One-of-a-kind epoxy art in exotic hardwood and pigmented epoxy, recreating coastlines from Costa Rica and around the world.
Wall Art
The Cave on Norman Island, BVI’s
Dark, richly figured ancient redwood - the wood itself over 1,000 years old - framing deep turquoise water, with a white lacy wave breaking across the cove. Signed. Vertical format.
The Icelandic Coast
Pale burl wood as a rugged coastline against soft blue-green water, with a wave breaking along the shore. Tall vertical format, suited to narrow walls and columns.
The Secret Left in Garza
Natural burl wood meeting deep turquoise water, soft ocean foam breaking along the shoreline. Tall vertical format.
The Caverns of Galapagos
Weathered hardwood split by a deep teal current, the grain reading as a carved riverbank. Tall vertical format. Signed.
Glacier Rift
Live edge wood joined by a river of deep teal running the length of the piece. Vertical format. Signed.
Sculpture
The Blue Grotto
Light rippling through like an underwater world. Made in Nosara, Costa Rica.
Tables
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Flat Earth
Figured maple wood meeting deep blue resin water, two manta rays gliding over a white lacy wave. Round format.
Tavarua
Deep blue resin ocean wrapping a hardwood island, a white wave ringing its shore. Round format.
Ray Cove, Bahamas
A glowing ocean pour built as a bathroom vanity top, shown with a small clear glass vessel sink set toward the back so the art stays visible. One of a kind.
Dos Cenote
Live-edge walnut river table with two clear epoxy pools. One of a kind.
Cenote Negra
Live-edge spalted wood river table with a clear epoxy pour. One of a kind.
About the Work
Jonathan Greenberg is an artist based in Nosara, Costa Rica. Working with exotic Costa Rican hardwoods and pigmented epoxy, he builds one-of-a-kind pieces that recreate coastlines from Costa Rica and around the world - the grain of the wood forming the land, the resin holding the water.
The goal of each piece is simple: to bring back the feeling of standing on coastlines from around the world. Collectors and designers choose the work because it carries that memory of place, and because no two pieces can ever be repeated.
Site-specific commissions are welcome - built to your dimensions, palette, and the coastline your project calls for. Studio visits are welcome by appointment.
Visit & Contact
- Studio
- Nosara.Art, Nosara, Costa Rica
- Address
- Nosara, Costa Rica - visits by appointment
- +1 609 513 2889
- @nosara.art