Bauhaus Geometric Abstract channels the movement's core idea, that form should follow function, into a composition of hard-edged shapes and clean industrial lines. Illustrator and graphic art director David Vineis, working under the name Sub88 Studio, builds his compositions the way a designer approaches a blueprint: precise angles, flat planes of colour and a restrained palette that never competes with the structure underneath. Circles, bars and triangles interlock across the piece like parts of a machine, each one placed with a draughtsman's discipline. The result feels less like decoration and more like functional design elevated to wall art, bold and unmistakably Bauhaus in spirit.

As a fine art print, every angle and edge stays razor-sharp, keeping the design's precise geometry fully intact from the smallest triangle to the largest bar. This archival fine art print suits the piece's clean, blueprint-like structure perfectly, whether framed alone or grouped with other graphic pieces.