From the doorway, the ellipse reads clean. Up close, not polite — red-edged rectangles tumble across cobalt and rose like a shuffled deck, with ochre earth raked beneath. A room that's been waiting for one confident colour move gets it here: the blue cools the walls, the pink warms them, and the brown earths everything. Hang it above a low sideboard or sofa where the eye lands first. Pair with walnut, aged brass, bouclé and stoneware in rust tones. Don't crowd it with other busy abstracts or chintzy florals — this piece wants room to breathe and one or two quiet companions at most. The canvas wrap softens the lithograph's edges and lets the cobalt sit flat against plaster walls.