"The Interaction of Black and Red" by Liz Roache (Black, Red) This Modern, Mid Century, Contemporary Fine Art print was created by artist, designer and art educator Liz Roache. A crisp black square sits directly over a brilliant red rectangle. A middle mixture of the two colors forms in the center as its own strong shape causing a transparency. Bold and strong best describes this color study and color combination. This piece has a companion piece called "The Interaction of Red and Black." These pieces are beautiful as single artworks and very powerful as a pair. This artwork is sold individually. We use the finest archival pigments on archival paper for magnificent color saturation. Our prints are shipped unframed and are offered in eleven sizes ranging from 16" x 20" to 60" x 72". Each one is hand signed by Liz Roache. About Liz Roache Liz studied and worked with Ati Gropius for over 30 years. Ati was the daughter of Walter Gropius, founder of the Bauhaus. Liz was chosen as Ati's successor and teaches a 16-week course called The Interaction of Color and two Bauhaus Design courses. She has taught at prestigious institutions such as The Museum of Modern Art, a Museum she has also designed exclusive product for. This year Liz will be launching a textile, wall covering and Rug collections for an international luxury brand. She is also designing an artwork collection for a high-end modern furniture company with stores across the US. Liz teaches Color to corporate design teams. She also speaks about the uplifting and emotional impact of color and the importance of dynamic design.