Contemporary Abstract & Mixed Media · horizontal

Four Ways to Red, Mirrored Black and White Spirals

A horizontal abstract of four mirrored spiral forms arranged in a two-by-two grid. Each spiral is made of thick black and white bands curling around a small red oval, set within a rounded-square tile. Deep red panels fill the spaces between the tiles against a black background.

Someone wants this piece because it is a rare, fully resolved black, white and red image: four mirrored spirals in a tight 2x2 grid, each pulling the eye to a small red oval. It is stark, symmetrical and graphic, with no softness to negotiate. For a homeowner with a neutral room and a wide blank wall, it reads at once as a deliberate, confident accent. The palette is limited enough to sit with settled furniture. A closer look rewards them with the mottled red and the dark cross formed where the tiles meet.

Artwork by Omaste Witkowski