Hilma af Klint Altarpiece No. 22 Art Print | Blue & Orange Abstract Wall Art

This is the boldest thing Hilma af Klint ever put on canvas. Against a wash of sky blue, clusters of flower-like discs drift across the upper half in pink, scarlet, yellow and cream — and beneath them sit two enormous circles, one burning orange, one deep navy, overlapping in a single sliver of green.

It belongs to the group she painted in 1915 for a temple that was never built. She worked from what she described as instruction rather than invention, and the result is unusually direct: no shading, no perspective, just colour and geometry doing all the talking.

As a print it is genuinely striking — the kind of piece that decides the mood of a room rather than fitting into it. The blue keeps everything cohesive while the orange and navy give it weight, so it works above a sofa, in a hallway, or anywhere you want one confident thing on the wall.

Printed on 250gsm museum-quality matte paper, available A5 through to A1. Sent unframed in fully plastic-free, recyclable packaging.