Original size 1060x1484

Laszlo Moholy-Nagy. Scarf

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László Moholy-Nagy was a Hungarian artist, photographer, typographer, designer, and art theorist. He worked in the style of Constructivism and was one of the key representatives of the interwar avant-garde, as well as a prominent theorist of the Bauhaus school.

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Original size 2580x2581

The scarf is inspired by the works of Laszlo Moholy-Nagy and the aesthetic of Constructivism. Geometric shapes, diagonals, and semi-transparent forms create a dynamic composition, while the combination of black, gray, and milky shades emphasizes contrast and the play of light.

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Original size 1516x1038
Original size 1484x1060
Original size 1280x907

Size — 90×90 cm 
Material — 100% natural silk, 14 momme twill
Color — beige, black