One of These Things is Not Like the Other

This piece features an arrangement of circular forms set against a deep black background, with occasional tiny flecks of color showing through.  The circles were individually cut from textured paper and permanently attached to the substrated. Each circle serves as a vibrant microcosm of abstract shapes, textures and dynamic color combinations.  The interplay of red, orange and complementary hues draws you into a rhythm of visual discovery, evoking both individuality and interconnectedness withing the grid structure.  One circle has a subtle difference from the rest...can you find it??