Upward by Wassily Kandinsky Ute Rathmann drawing the viewer inward while

drawing the viewer inward while maintaining the stillness that defines Hobday's Japandi-influenced approach

As an archival fine art print made in our Berlin studio

and fine decorative detail of Trinidad's illustration are reproduced with full clarity — sharp

The canvas texture softens the hard graphic edges just enough to give this modern architectural artwork a genuine depth and presence

textured linework of Bodart's illustration is reproduced with full clarity — every detail sharp

Upward by Wassily Kandinsky Ute Rathmann drawing the viewer inward whileUpward is among Kandinsky's most direct expressions of spiritual elevation through pure form. A dense cluster of shapes at the lower register gives way to lighter, more dispersed elements rising toward an open ground the visual equivalent of a held note resolving into silence. Painted during his Bauhaus years, the work distils his theory of inner necessity: that colour and form alone can carry the weight of feeling without recourse to representation.