Four Spaces with Planes, Circles, and Crosses: the thoughtful geometry of Myriam Thyes
The work Four Spaces with Planes, Circles, and Crosses by Myriam Thyes unfolds a formal rigor where rectangular planes, suspended circles, and crosses rhythm the pictorial space. The chromatic harmonies, often nuanced with grays, blacks, and colored accents, create a calm depth and controlled visual tension. The composition plays with balances between empty and full, inviting the eye to move and grasp spatial relationships. This precise and contemplative reading translates into an intellectual and serene atmosphere, ideal for those who appreciate contemporary abstraction.

Myriam Thyes, master of contemporary geometric abstraction
Myriam Thyes belongs to the lineage of artists who explore geometry as a visual language: her work intersects minimalist influences and current conceptual research. Through a rigorous practice of drawing and color, she questions the perception and structure of pictorial space, resonating with movements such as constructivism and minimal art while asserting a contemporary uniqueness. Her series stand out for the precision of forms and an economy of means that favor formal reading. Four Spaces with Planes, Circles, and Crosses illustrates her attention to detail and the tension of forms, contributing to her recognition in contemporary art circles.

A decorative acquisition with multiple assets
This art print of Four Spaces with Planes, Circles, and Crosses is designed to enhance any interior: modern living room, minimalist office, entrance hall, or understated bedroom. Faithful to the original, the canvas reproduces the sharpness of contours and the subtle variation of tones, ensuring an aesthetic and balanced presence. The painting Four Spaces with Planes, Circles, and Crosses offers a calming and structuring visual reading, ideal for creating a thoughtful atmosphere. Choosing this canvas means selecting a decorative piece that is both contemporary and reflective, naturally engaging with minimalist furniture and open architectural spaces.