Yellow Labyrinth is a graphic work built from one of the oldest geometric forms in visual culture: the labyrinth. From Minoan floor patterns to the carefully laid paths of Japanese dry gardens — conceived around the principle of michi, a way walked with intention rather than efficiency — the winding path has served as a symbol of contemplation. This composition reduces the concept to its most direct graphic elements: interlocking lines on a warm yellow field, a route that is implied but never resolved.
The composition works through deliberate restraint. Warm yellow dominates — a mid-tone with no orange or green, close to morning light. Against it, interlocking curved lines form a dense, irregular web that reads as path-like rather than grid-like. The embedded text “find your way” is small enough to function as a visual element within the composition. The overall quality is meditative rather than urgent.
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Yellow Labyrinth is a graphic work built from one of the oldest geometric forms in visual culture: the labyrinth. From Minoan floor patterns to the carefully laid paths of Japanese dry gardens — conceived around the principle of michi, a way walked with intention rather than efficiency — the winding path has served as a symbol of contemplation. This composition reduces the concept to its most direct graphic elements: interlocking lines on a warm yellow field, a route that is implied but never resolved.
The composition works through deliberate restraint. Warm yellow dominates — a mid-tone with no orange or green, close to morning light. Against it, interlocking curved lines form a dense, irregular web that reads as path-like rather than grid-like. The embedded text “find your way” is small enough to function as a visual element within the composition. The overall quality is meditative rather than urgent.
In a room this print suits areas associated with movement or quiet thought — a hallway, a home office, a reading room. The warm yellow palette harmonises naturally with natural wood, linen and ochre walls.
Available as a fine-art paper print or as a framed print behind shatter-resistant acrylic. Made to order in several sizes.
Frequently asked questions
What is the visual concept behind this print?
Interlocking curved lines on a warm yellow field suggest a labyrinth-like path — a route with an inner structure but no single resolution.
What yellow does the print use, and what does it pair with?
A warm, clear mid-tone — close to morning light, without orange or lime. It pairs naturally with pale oak and ash, warm cream and linen, and ochre or terracotta.
Does the labyrinth motif relate to a historical tradition?
Labyrinthine forms appear across many design traditions — Minoan floor inlays, Japanese garden paths, Islamic geometric patterns. The connecting idea is a path that asks for active, attentive engagement.
What size is recommended?
Medium formats let you read the line pattern in detail. At larger formats the web expands across the wall with satisfying weight.
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