Circles in a Circle – Kandinsky

Wassily Kandinsky’s Circles in a Circle, created in 1923 during his influential Bauhaus period, is a dazzling study in geometric abstraction, colour and movement. A constellation of vivid red, yellow, blue and green circles unfolds within a dominant black ring, while teal and golden diagonal bands add rhythm, direction and contrast. Kandinsky believed colour and form could communicate emotion much like music, and this celebrated composition captures that idea beautifully, transforming simple geometric shapes into an energetic, harmonious visual experience.

• A modern-art icon, with layered circles, contrasting hues and a strong black outer ring creating remarkable depth and visual energy.
• Colour with purpose, from fiery reds and yellows to cooler blues and greens, carefully balanced against the neutral background so every shape feels crisp and vibrant.
• Perfect for design-conscious interiors, bringing intellectual character and a sophisticated burst of colour to living rooms, studies, creative workspaces, libraries or contemporary offices.
• A striking choice for collectors, particularly those drawn to Bauhaus design, abstract art and the pioneering work of one of modern art’s most influential figures.
• Available in your preferred format, including stretched canvas print, framed print or rolled canvas, with a massive variety of sizes from extra-large to small, making it easy to create anything from a commanding feature wall to a more intimate statement.