The Third Colour

Standalone contemporary abstract artwork, square 1:1. Two large transparent colour planes form one asymmetric arrangement in the left half of a pale warm-grey field: a tall dusty-rose trapezoid crossed near its lower third by a shallow indigo parallelogram extending toward the centre. Their overlap produces one clearly defined deep-plum quadrilateral; both original colours remain visible outside it. Crisp uninterrupted edges, delicate optical density gradients, no outlines, no bevels. A controlled overhead illumination creates a restrained bright-to-dark falloff within the translucent planes, without a visible beam or theatrical setting. Flat frontal presentation, generous untouched space on the right, refined colour relationships, smooth surfaces. Only two planes; no additional decorative shapes. No room, mockup, objects, people, text, logos or watermarks.