Bauhaus Violet Circles

This vibrant poster, a clear nod to the Bauhaus aesthetic, features a striking geometric composition in bright pink against a deep purple background. The word "BAUHAUS" is prominently displayed at the top in a classic sans-serif typeface. The main visual element consists of twelve abstract shapes arranged in four rows of three. Each column alternates between full circles and semi-circles, creating a dynamic rhythm and a sense of visual play. The top and bottom rows feature semi-circles with their flat edges facing outwards, while the two middle rows consist of full circles. This arrangement of simple forms, combined with the bold color contrast, exemplifies the Bauhaus principles of functionality, clean lines, and the exploration of basic geometric shapes. At the bottom, "Ausstellung - July 19, 1923" indicates an exhibition date, further connecting it to the historical movement. This piece would bring a modern and artistic flair to any space, reflecting the timeless appeal of Bauhaus design.