
Depths of Evergreen
A matte evergreen block with three staggered channels sits off-centre against a pale mineral-grey field, its recessed surfaces catching narrow bands of light.
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Standalone contemporary sculptural abstraction, square 1:1 composition. One compact, upright evergreen-green cuboid occupies the lower-left portion of an expansive pale mineral-grey field. Three narrow rectangular channels cut downward from its top to unequal depths, staggered front to back rather than evenly spaced. View from slightly above at a three-quarter angle so the solid outer mass and deep interior cuts are both visible. Matte pigmented plaster, smooth surfaces, crisp edges with barely softened corners. Broad directional light from the upper right catches a few moss-green inner edges; the deepest recesses fall into near-black green. A short, soft contact shadow grounds the volume without a pedestal or visible horizon. Interpret forest interior through density, occlusion and filtered light only: no literal trees, foliage or landscape. Spare geometry, deliberate asymmetry, generous negative space. No room, mockup, people, text, logos or watermarks.











