A minimalist wall art that centres on a solar red disc and a navy-rimmed blue circle — sage brushwork pooling underneath, a single orange kite-shape floating in the upper corner, faint ink lines drifting like pencil marks across an otherwise cream field. The white of the ground stays part of the composition, as if every element had earned its few inches of breathing room and no more. Colour arrives late and leaves early. The most graphic piece in the Balloryn series . Shapes float rather than sit. Where other pieces in the series hold a single sage wash with one late red accent, this one sets two saturated bodies against each other and lets them balance without any of the surrounding quiet being sacrificed. A fine art print sealed beneath crystal-clear acrylic, bonded to an aluminum composite backing. The red and cobalt gain depth and glass-held presence through the acrylic front, while the sage wash stays soft. Six sizes, from Small 30×20 cm to Grand Edition 210×140 cm. Floating aluminum mount included — ready to hang on nails or nylon strings. Open edition from our Berlin-Mitte studio . Printed in Europe, shipped across the EU. Hangs well above a bench or a low console in a plastered hallway, near books read twice, and belongs to rooms already edited once.
