Am 7 26Framed Poster

Am 7 26 comes from the years Laszlo Moholy-Nagy spent building pictures from plain geometry. Flat blocks of red, black and grey meet at hard angles, and the empty ground between them carries as much weight as the shapes. Nothing is shaded. The colour sits in clean, even areas.

The framed poster gives that flat colour a firm boundary. A black frame holds the strong reds and blacks in check, while a white frame lets the pale ground run out to the edge. Either way the lines stay crisp.

Hang it in a home office beside a desk. From the doorway the blocks read as one pattern, and the thin joins between them show only when you stand near.