
Edge of Contact
An asymmetric silver-green caustic wedge meets a narrow luminous baseline on an expansive charcoal field.
- Small640 × 400
- Medium1200 × 750
- LargePro2400 × 1500
- XLargePro4800 × 3000
Standalone nonfigurative optical artwork, landscape 8:5. One asymmetric caustic pattern produced by directional light reflecting from curved architectural glass onto a matte charcoal receiving plane, viewed straight on with no horizon. Place the pattern left of centre: a broad, skewed wedge with a gently bowed upper boundary, tapering downward into a short, intensely bright horizontal contact edge. Crisp outer silhouette, translucent smoky-green interior, restrained silver highlights and smooth optical falloff. The compressed lower edge suggests pressure without depicting an object. No visible glass apparatus, no ring, no separate shapes. Deep charcoal fills the remaining two-thirds of the frame. Precise, quiet, polished contemporary gallery abstraction. No rooms, mockups, people, text, logos or watermarks.











