Golden Axis is a contemporary geometric work from the Modern Collection by Japandi.Art. It picks up the line that runs from the Bauhaus and constructivist design through Scandinavian and Japanese reduction — the image made of a few simple forms, held in balance, with restraint as method. The thin golden lines give the work its title and name the order behind the dark blocks.
The composition builds on angular black forms against a neutral ground; fine lines and restrained gold accents mark the spaces between them. There is no figure and no depth beyond the suggestion of a plan or section. The print is made as a giclée on archival paper — a pigment-ink process that holds clean edges and even areas of colour.
In the room the print reads quiet and architectural. The contrast between black and neutral suits a study, an entrance area or a hallway, and the geometry sits well with mid-century furniture, dark wood, leather and smooth walls. It works as a single sheet or as . . . Read More >>
Golden Axis is a contemporary geometric work from the Modern Collection by Japandi.Art. It picks up the line that runs from the Bauhaus and constructivist design through Scandinavian and Japanese reduction — the image made of a few simple forms, held in balance, with restraint as method. The thin golden lines give the work its title and name the order behind the dark blocks.
The composition builds on angular black forms against a neutral ground; fine lines and restrained gold accents mark the spaces between them. There is no figure and no depth beyond the suggestion of a plan or section. The print is made as a giclée on archival paper — a pigment-ink process that holds clean edges and even areas of colour.
In the room the print reads quiet and architectural. The contrast between black and neutral suits a study, an entrance area or a hallway, and the geometry sits well with mid-century furniture, dark wood, leather and smooth walls. It works as a single sheet or as part of a small grid with other geometric prints.
The print is available in three formats. The paper version is printed on heavy archival paper and prepared for a clip frame or a custom frame. The framed version arrives ready to hang, with shatter-resistant acrylic — lighter and safer than glass. The canvas version is printed on satin-coated cotton and stretched on a wooden frame.
Frequently asked questions
What does Golden Axis show?
A geometric composition: angular black forms on a neutral ground, with fine lines and restrained gold accents that draw an architectural-seeming order.
Which design tradition does the work draw on?
The line running from the Bauhaus and constructivist design through Scandinavian and Japanese reduction — the image made of a few simple forms, held in balance.
Which rooms suit the print?
Studies, entrance areas and hallways. It sits well with mid-century furniture, dark wood, leather and smooth walls.
How is the print made?
As a giclée with pigment inks on archival paper. The same motif is also available as a framed edition behind shatter-resistant acrylic or on satin-coated cotton canvas on a wooden stretcher frame.
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