Chaos and control, geometry and emotion—Yellow-Red-Blue is Kandinsky at his most complex. Painted in 1925, this work is less a composition and more a coded language of feeling, built from bold blocks of primary color, floating shapes, and sharp intersecting lines. It’s both rational and wild, as if Bauhaus met jazz.

As wallpaper, it becomes a visual jolt—intellectual and instinctive at once. The bright yellows and reds draw the eye; the blues and blacks hold it. Circles, triangles, and gestural marks move across the wall like music, giving a space rhythm and edge.

Perfect for modern interiors, studios, or anywhere that benefits from a little boldness. This mural doesn’t decorate—it declares.

This wallpaper is based on the original painting by Wassily Kandinsky, now in the public domain. It has been respectfully upscaled and adapted for large-scale interior use under a public domain license.