Double Somersault — Fine Art

Double Somersault - 1972 shows loose forms laid down without a fixed outline. The picture rests on a plain ground and the shapes move across it. Dieter Roth often worked with food, paper and chance, letting materials shift and settle on their own. This fine art print keeps that open feel on the sheet.

The print arrives ready to hang with a metal hanger fitted to the back that goes straight onto a nail or screw. No separate frame is needed. The matte surface lets the colours stay even when the paper catches the light from a lamp.

On a to dry hallway wall the bigger shapes read first as you walk past. Step closer and the smaller marks become clear against the ground. It sits well beside a coat rack where the eye rests on the open layout.