Bauhaus Circles distills the movement's love of pure geometric form into a composition of interlocking discs and arcs. Illustrator Emel Tunaboylu is known for pairing clean, architectural shapes with a warmer, more Mediterranean sense of colour and rhythm than classic Bauhaus palettes typically allow. Here that balance plays out in soft ochre, terracotta and muted blue circles that overlap and echo across the frame, turning strict geometry into something musical and organic. The piece rewards a second look: circles that seem identical at a glance reveal subtle shifts in size and hue, a rhythm drawn as much from nature and music as from design theory.

As a fine art print, every circle's edge stays razor-sharp, and the subtle colour gradations between overlapping shapes hold their clarity at any size. This archival fine art print keeps the geometry crisp from across the room or up close.