Color Dimensions - Color Meets Form A dynamic network of transparent geometric shapes unfolds in a spiral across the picture surface. Rectangles and parallelograms in bright color gradients—red, blue, green, violet, orange, and pink—overlap rhythmically, creating a vibrant spatial depth. The composition combines mathematical precision with organic vitality. The work addresses the complexity of perception: color becomes a medium for movement, structure, and emotion. The spiral symbolizes insight and development—a visual journey through the inner dimensions of seeing. Form and color The composition unfolds as a dynamic spiral of overlapping, translucent geometric shapes – predominantly rectangles and parallelograms. These are arranged in different sizes and angles, creating a rhythmic interplay of depth and movement. The color palette is rich and multi-layered: red, blue, green, violet, orange, and pink flow into each other in gentle gradients. The transparency of the shapes creates a complex mixture of colors reminiscent of light refraction or prismatic effects. The structure appears both mathematically precise and organically alive. Atmosphere and effect The image radiates a vibrant energy – it acts like a visual vortex that draws the viewer into another dimension. The movement is circular but not static; it evokes expansion, transformation, and a sense of inner journey. The atmosphere is both meditative and stimulating: a space where color is not only seen but experienced. The complexity of the layers invites contemplative viewing—as if gliding through layers of perception and meaning. Symbolic dimension “Color Dimensions” is a visual reflection on the complexity of perception. Color is not used here as a decorative element, but as a carrier of space, movement, and emotion. The geometric shapes represent order and structure, while their superimposition and transparency symbolize the permeability of thoughts, memories, and sensations. The spiral can be read as a sign of development, insight, or cosmic order—a path through the inner dimensions of seeing and feeling. Art-historical classification The work moves between constructivism, op art, and digital abstraction. It is reminiscent of the geometric clarity of artists such as Josef Albers or Victor Vasarely, combined with the digital complexity of contemporary media art. The color gradients and transparency effects tie in with the tradition of light art and color field painting, as seen in the work of James Turrell or Mark Rothko, for example—but transposed into a digital, algorithmically structured visual language. “Color Dimensions” is a work that understands color as space—as a medium between mind and emotion.

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