
Interference in Plaster
Broad clay-tinted interference lobes emerge from a warm-grey plaster field, with shallow relief and ample empty space.
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Standalone contemporary algorithmic abstract artwork, landscape 4:3, edge-to-edge surface viewed straight on. A continuous warm-grey matte plaster field with subtle mineral mottling. Across the right third, superpose two low-frequency sinusoidal wave fields at unequal angles to create one coherent interference pattern: four broad, irregular curved lobes alternating between chalk-white raised areas and muted clay recessed areas. Let their amplitude diminish gradually toward the centre, leaving the left two-thirds nearly unmarked. Broad smooth transitions, shallow sculptural relief, softly feathered boundaries; no fine mesh or concentric rings. Gentle raking light from upper left reveals the plaster without dramatic shadows. Restrained warm-grey, chalk and dusty terracotta palette, deliberate asymmetry, polished gallery composition. Nonfigurative, not a photographed room or object. No people, text, logos, watermarks or mockups.











