Upright Parallelogram

The central composition, dominated by flowing, interconnected shapes in purples, blues, and greens, creates an almost floral or botanical impression. Each element seems to grow and twist, reflecting the unpredictable beauty of nature, yet they maintain a visual balance that aligns with the "parallelogram" concept. This tension between wildness and order invites the viewer to explore the relationship between nature’s inherent patterns and the human desire to impose structure upon it.

The golden accents in the upper portion of the artwork could signify sunlight or an external force energizing the forms. Meanwhile, the orange-yellow elements at the periphery echo the warmth of fruit or ripened growth, creating a sense of completion and abundance. The use of color is deliberate, emphasizing vitality and interconnectedness.

This piece invites contemplation of how structured frameworks—whether physical or conceptual—can coexist with the unruly, dynamic forces of life. It encourages viewers to consider how balance is not about constraining chaos but about creating harmony within it. The Upright Parallelogram stands as a metaphor for resilience, adaptability, and the beauty that emerges from merging opposites.