Dive into the three-dimensional universe of avant-garde design with Perspective Constructive, a art print of a poster from the 1923 Bauhaus exhibition. This composition, both understated and bold, plays with volumes, shadows, and perspectives, in an architectural style that pays tribute to the constructivist roots of the Bauhaus.

The central motif evokes a volumetric structure, formed by colored planes that suggest a striking depth: water green, slate blue, bright orange, and retro beige. The result: an illusion of form in motion, almost sculptural, both artistic and architectural.

An architectural legacy of the Bauhaus:

In 1923, the Bauhaus began to integrate architecture as a fundamental discipline. This poster reflects this evolution by representing form as space, rather than just a simple surface. It conveys the idea that design is not limited to the object, but shapes our visual environment.

"Perspective Constructive" is therefore much more than a visual: it is an open door to space, a graphic exploration of matter and light.