Rétine Ma Jolie by Marcel Barbeau

A web of overlapping lines radiates from the center of Rétine Ma Jolie. Marcel Barbeau’s composition pulls the eye inward, then outward again, as if caught in an endless loop of visual rhythm. The longer you look, the more you see. The interplay of black and white creates a sense of depth and movement. Sharp angles contrast with softer curves, while the repetition of geometric forms builds a hypnotic pattern. It’s a study in contrast, where order and chaos coexist in delicate balance. This poster thrives in spaces where focus and contemplation are welcome. A studio, office, or quiet corner would let it command attention without competition.