Stairway 4

This work expands on the artist’s geometric modern abstract pattern by filling a square frame with a network of shapes and lines. Large concentric rings sit in the upper left, the middle, and the bottom right, acting as anchors for the rest of the composition. Between these circles, the eye follows a web of horizontal and diagonal lines that link smaller squares and triangles together. Rows of tiny dots run alongside these paths, creating a sense of movement across the flat surface.

The colors stay within a warm range of pink, magenta, orange, and yellow, with white used to define specific edges. There is no single spot where the viewer is meant to look first; instead, the shapes spread out to every corner. Small clusters of rectangles and triangles fill the gaps between the larger circles, making the entire arrangement look like a complex map or a mechanical diagram.