Geometric Harmony 2 draws on the Bauhaus tradition of clean shapes and disciplined structure, filtered through illustrator Emel Tunaboylu's distinct eye for colour. Working from interlocking geometric forms, she warms strict Bauhaus lines with a Mediterranean palette and a loose, musical rhythm, so the piece reads as both graphic design and abstract painting. Precise shapes are balanced by soft, sun-toned colour blocks that recall nature, music, and philosophy, the recurring threads running through her practice. It's a modern take on Bauhaus discipline, rendered with warmth rather than cold minimalism, giving the piece a friendly, contemporary presence that suits a graphic-forward, design-led interior.

As an archival fine art print, every geometric edge stays crisp and each colour block holds a clean, sharp line, letting the Bauhaus structure read with real clarity. This fine art print suits graphic-led interiors that want precision and a bright, modern focal point on the wall.