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About the Artist
Designed by MORYARTY, this original poster pays homage to the Bauhaus movement and its vision of uniting art, design, and everyday life. MORYARTY channels the movement’s ethos of functional beauty and geometric clarity, reinterpreting early 20th-century ideals for a contemporary audience.
Created as a premium concept for modern interiors, this work continues the Bauhaus tradition of innovation and visual discipline, appealing to those exploring our Bauhaus posters collection.
The Artwork
Referencing the pivotal year 1923, when the Bauhaus school held its influential Weimar exhibition, this piece embodies the spirit of progress and rational design. Rather than depicting a narrative, it serves as a visual statement of order and modernity, echoing the Bauhaus commitment to clarity and purposeful form.
Such posters historically signaled a break from tradition, promoting new ideas in architecture, typography, and industrial design. Today, this print resonates with admirers of modernism and those who value the transformative power of design in daily life.
Style & Characteristics
The composition features bold black lines and geometric forms arranged on a soft beige background. Vivid orange and blue accents punctuate the design, adding energy and balance to the abstract arrangement.
Clean edges and ample negative space create a sense of calm and structure, while the asymmetrical layout feels intentional and dynamic. This artwork bridges abstract art prints and classic Bauhaus graphics, resulting in a striking poster that rewards close observation.
In Interior Design
This poster brings a refined modern touch to living rooms, offices, or entryways, especially when paired with pale walls, warm woods, or concrete textures. The beige ground and bold accents allow the piece to breathe within a contemporary space.
For a cohesive look, it pairs well with minimalist wall art, mid-century furnishings, and black metal details. The black, orange, and blue palette also complements neutral textiles and a simple frame from our frames collection.