
Steel Recession
An asymmetric metallic depth study with four folded steel planes, a dark terminal slit and broad graphite negative space.
- Small640 × 360
- Medium1200 × 675
- LargePro2400 × 1350
- XLargePro4800 × 2700
Standalone contemporary abstract artwork, 16:9 landscape. Four nested, folded stainless-steel planes form an off-axis optical tunnel in the upper-right half, receding toward a narrow near-black rectangular slit. Unequal trapezoidal faces and progressively compressed spacing create convincing depth without depicting a building or room. Broad graphite negative space occupies the left and lower frame. Steel surfaces alternate between satin silver, cool pewter and charcoal reflections; extremely subtle directional brushing, precise edges. One large diffuse light above-left creates long soft tonal transitions, with a thin bright reflection along just one folded edge. Restrained contrast, sculptural stillness, deliberate asymmetry, clean polished editorial finish. No decorative props, no people, no text, no logos or watermarks.











