
Mask Offset
A charcoal stepped silhouette overlaps an acid-lime counterpart on a pale gray square, revealing a slim displaced edge.
- Small640 × 640
- Medium1200 × 1200
- LargePro2400 × 2400
- XLargePro4800 × 4800
Standalone contemporary abstract artwork, square 1:1, viewed directly overhead. Two overlapping matte paper silhouettes form one compact geometric arrangement below and left of center. Each silhouette is the same broad, asymmetric stepped polygon with six clean right-angle turns, no internal markings. The upper charcoal silhouette is shifted slightly upward and leftward, exposing a narrow acid-lime strip along the lower and right edges of the underlying shape. The exposed strip suggests the difference between an initial segmentation mask and its corrected boundary, without depicting an interface. Very shallow paper relief, crisp cut edges, barely visible soft shadows from upper-left diffuse light. Uniform pale cool-gray ground, approximately three quarters of the canvas empty. Restrained, precise, polished editorial composition; flat opaque colours rather than gradients. No room, mockup, screen device, people, text, logos or watermarks.











