
Receding Palette
An asymmetric angular tunnel recedes through chalk, muted ochre and aubergine planes, leaving a broad pale area at the lower left.
- Small480 × 640
- Medium900 × 1200
- LargePro1800 × 2400
- XLargePro3600 × 4800
Standalone contemporary abstract artwork, portrait 3:4. A single optical depth tunnel built from four broad, nested trapezoidal colour planes, its small deepest opening positioned near the upper-right third. Interpret a painter’s palette solely through colour: chalk-white outer field, muted yellow ochre, dusty mauve and deep aubergine interior. Unequal band widths and subtly displaced corners produce deliberate asymmetry and convincing recession. The outer chalk plane occupies most of the lower-left frame, providing generous uninterrupted negative space. Matte, almost textureless surfaces; diffuse light from the upper left creates smooth tonal falloff and narrow shadow seams. A few concealed edges are sensed only through their shadows. Crisp geometry balanced with soft optical gradients, restrained and polished. No literal paint palette, objects, rooms, people, text, logos or watermarks.











