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Concentric Circles by Wassily KandinskyKandinsky painted Concentric Circles in 1913 as part of his systematic investigation into the emotional power of colour relationships. Each circle within circle pairing creates a different visual and emotional effect some warm, some cool, some harmonious, some deliberately jarring. It's his colour theory made visible, and it's been one of the most compelling abstract works in the Western canon for over a century. About your print: Printed on 240gsm

the space ambiguous

works as a kitchen print

appearing in origami

The design has the characteristic Matisse directness: a single bold motif

nothing over-explained

Enzo Mari's Red Apple

Eduardo Chillida was a Basque sculptor who spent decades working with iron

The design is characteristically Matisse: flat colour

Enzo Mari was one of Italy's greatest design thinkers — every object a meditation on beauty

each depicting a different soup variety with deadpan precision

For anyone who loves sculpture

and it works on any wall that can hold something genuinely monumental