Volumes & Ethics 21

This artwork represents a mesmerazing interplay of layered grids, resembling the intricate geometry of a beehive. The base structure consist of sligthly tilted hexagons, each containing unique internal patterns and varying colors. These elements reflect and echo the colors and shapes of neighboring hexagons, creating a dynamic optical illusion. Ovelaying this base is a second, larger hexagonal grid. The elements of the original grid appear in this upper layer with an offset alignment, as if capturing fleeting moments of the base grid in another dimension. The resulting interaction between the two grids gives the impression of a multidimensional view, blending distortion and symetry. The color palette creates a harmonious balance of contrast and vibrancy. The piece explores the relationship between perception and dimension, inviting viewers to imagine realities beyond the familiar three-dimensional world. The displaced reflections and layered grids suggest that what we percieve is only a fragment of a more complex, hidden structure. The color interplay reinforces the idea of transition, and the beauty found in layers of perception.