Hold The Line

A masterful exploration of balance, form, and spatial tension, Hold The Line by Lucyanne Terni is a striking study in geometric abstraction. This diptych—comprising two panels (100cm x 50cm and 100cm x 30cm)—offers versatility in its display, allowing for dynamic compositions that can shift with the space it inhabits.

Bold yet understated, the piece plays with angular divisions and a carefully curated palette of deep blues, muted greys, and warm ochres. The interplay of light and shadow, combined with sharp lines and precise geometry, creates a sense of depth and movement, while the separation between the panels introduces an element of controlled disruption—an invitation for the viewer to engage with the rhythm of the composition.

Rooted in modernist and minimalistic traditions, Hold The Line reflects the purity of form and structure, celebrating both order and the subtle unpredictability of spatial relationships. The artist’s meticulous approach to balance and proportion results in a work that is both meditative and commanding—ideal for contemporary spaces that embrace sophisticated, intentional design.