Bauhaus was a German avant-garde movement from the early 20th century that brought together art, craftsmanship and industrial technology. For this piece we used pure geometric shapes, which refer to the visual vocabulary of the school, which favored basic lines and volumes. The palette of primary and contrasting colors echoes the approach of masters such as Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee, who explored the emotional and structural use of color. The asymmetry of the legs, with different volumes, creates a dynamism that recalls the search for a balance between rationality and expressiveness.