Composition aux cercles symétriques by László Moholy-Nagy Vitor Costa The composition belongs to a

The composition belongs to a long tradition of Japanese landscape printmaking

The composition moves across the picture plane with effortless rhythm

delivering crisp detail and a refined

Cool blue tones drift across the vertical format in layered

There is a stillness to the image that reads as both specimen study and portrait

Composition aux cercles symétriques by László Moholy-Nagy Vitor Costa The composition belongs to aComposition aux cercles symtriques places symmetry at the heart of its logic concentric and mirrored circles anchor the composition while subtle tonal shifts create a sense of depth and luminosity. Moholy Nagy treats the circle not as symbol but as pure visual form, exploring how repetition and reflection generate rhythm. The work draws on both his Bauhaus graphic vocabulary and his broader interest in light as a compositional element, resulting in a