Balance can be achieved even when the two sides of the composition lack symmetry, if they seem to possess the same visual weight. The type of composition is called .

Asymmetrically balanced

Explanation:

Asymmetrical balance happens when you organize the composition in a such a way that visual objects of varying weights are not mirror images of one another, and yet, a sense of balance is somehow still present. For example, you might place an object of heavier weight and one with lighter weight at both extremes and still gain balance, the balance gained here is what is refer to as asymetrical.

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