Four Spaces with Rolling Red Circles: Myriam Thyes's geometric energy
The composition of Four Spaces with Rolling Red Circles imposes a visual rhythm where shapes and colors dialogue. Spatial blocks organized into quadrants respond to each other, while red circles, as if animated, create a sensation of continuous movement. The palette, primarily contrasted between neutral tones and vermilion flashes, highlights the precision of the gesture and the clarity of the geometric structure. The use of color as a rhythmic engine gives the work an atmosphere that is both meditative and dynamic, inviting the viewer to explore each module with curiosity and calmness.

Myriam Thyes, master of contemporary geometric abstraction
Myriam Thyes is part of the contemporary lineage of geometric abstraction, combining conceptual rigor with a sense of chromatic movement. Her work explores the relationships between space and perception, drawing inspiration from both modernist avant-gardes and current research on digital and visual repetition. Through modular series, Thyes questions variation and rhythm, producing images that function as visual scores. The formal clarity and chromatic sharpness of her pieces have helped renew interest in geometry as an expressive language in recent artistic practices.

A decorative acquisition with multiple assets
This art print of Four Spaces with Rolling Red Circles fits particularly well into a contemporary interior: living rooms, offices, or hallways benefit from its structured visual impact. The artwork adds a touch of energy without overwhelming the space, thanks to the balance between emptiness and form. The canvas faithfully reproduces the palette and sharpness of the contours, ensuring a high fidelity to the original for an elegant presence on your walls. Whether you're looking for a centerpiece or a graphic accent, this art print of Four Spaces with Rolling Red Circles will enrich your decor with its modernity and visual strength.