A measured tension of form and color, this Olshbau object is a statement in geometric purity. A sculpted convex surface, smooth and deliberate, rises from the wall in a deep, resonant blue—its presence both grounded and ethereal. Along its center, a single vertical red bar cuts through the surface, a controlled interruption that turns stillness into rhythm, silence into tension.
At 10.6 x 4.7 x 2.5 inches, it is a precise study of contrast—curvature against rigidity, depth against surface, color against absence. This is an object that speaks to those who understand that minimalism is never empty, but rather, charged with the energy of its own restraint.
People are drawn to this piece because it embodies refined minimalism and bold simplicity, a visual language that interrupts space with intention. The convex shape creates subtle shadows that shift with the light, making it feel alive in its stillness. The deep blue surface is calming, while the sharp red bar injects just the right amount of tension and energy, holding attention without demanding it.
Those who admire Bauhaus, Malevich, and Moholy-Nagy will see in it a reflection of their visual discipline—an object that embodies form, structure, and movement in perfect harmony. Whether in a gallery, a modern home, or a workspace, it functions as an anchor, drawing the eye while allowing the space around it to breathe.
This is a work for those who seek depth in simplicity, for collectors who understand that the most powerful statements are often the most precise.
