This striking textile piece, ‘Black-White-Yellow,’ created by Anni Albers in 1926, exemplifies Bauhaus principles with its symmetrical grid pattern of interwoven black, white, and yellow rectangles. Inspired by Bauhaus’s focus on functional design and geometric abstraction, the artwork showcases meticulous craftsmanship using cotton and silk—a cornerstone of modern art history.

Explore Anni Albers’ ‘Connections’ (1983): A striking abstract graphic composition of interwoven lines in orange & blue. Minimalist, geometric, and symbolic – a unique textile artwork.

Explore Anni Albers’ ‘Study for a hooked rug,’ a 1984 abstract textile artwork. Geometric patterns, earthy tones & layered texture – a unique piece of modern art.

Explore Anni Albers’ ‘Fox II’ (1972): A mesmerizing geometric abstraction in shades of brown & black. Minimalist, symmetrical, and subtly unsettling – a unique digital artwork.