Form & Function: A Bauhaus Graphic Study

his collection brings together three original graphic design works inspired by Bauhaus principles, where clarity, structure, and visual rhythm take center stage. Drawing from the legacy of figures such as Herbert Bayer and László Moholy-Nagy, each design explores the intersection of geometry, typography, and spatial composition.

Through a limited palette and modular layouts, the works reflect the Bauhaus emphasis on functional aesthetics and visual economy. Whether through experimental type, balanced grids, or abstract visual languages, the collection invites viewers to re-engage with the fundamentals of modernist design in a contemporary context.

“Form & Function” is both a tribute and a reinterpretation—bridging the early 20th century’s radical design movement with today’s graphic expression.