Dive into the vibrant world of modernist design with Élan Chromatique, a art print of a poster from the 1923 Bauhaus exhibition. Rich in colors, curves, and balance, this composition is a celebration of abstraction, geometry, and the creative freedom inherent to the Bauhaus movement.
The pattern plays on an alternation of semi-circular shapes and rectangles with rounded edges, featuring a warm and contrasting palette: petroleum blue, burnt orange, mustard yellow, beige, and deep black. The whole forms a fluid and structured visual rhythm, while evoking the optimism of early 20th-century design.
Created for the 1923 exhibition, this poster is part of the first major public manifestations of the Bauhaus, a revolutionary school founded by Walter Gropius. The modular and colorful approach of the work reflects the Bauhaus's desire to bring art, architecture, and design into a single functional and poetic vision.
Dive into the vibrant world of modernist design with Élan Chromatique, a art print of a poster from the 1923 Bauhaus exhibition. Rich in colors, curves, and balance, this composition is a celebration of abstraction, geometry, and the creative freedom inherent to the Bauhaus movement.
The pattern plays on an alternation of semi-circular shapes and rectangles with rounded edges, featuring a warm and contrasting palette: petroleum blue, burnt orange, mustard yellow, beige, and deep black. The whole forms a fluid and structured visual rhythm, while evoking the optimism of early 20th-century design.
Created for the 1923 exhibition, this poster is part of the first major public manifestations of the Bauhaus, a revolutionary school founded by Walter Gropius. The modular and colorful approach of the work reflects the Bauhaus's desire to bring art, architecture, and design into a single functional and poetic vision.
