I would've assumed the left one was the correct version, as it has more weight on the bottom. For most humans, it feels natural to have negative space/light co

I would've assumed the left one was the correct version, as it has more weight on the bottom. For most humans, it feels natural to have negative space/light colours above (air, sky etc) and content/dark colours at the bottom (earth, gravel etc). Having all the weight at the top of the piece makes it feel imbalanced - like a top-heavy object ready to topple over (which was maybe intentional, in this case)