Groenewald strips away physical detail to focus on the architecture of the body. By rendering the figure as a dark silhouette, the artist emphasizes the angular tension of the lunge against a field of repeating circular motifs. The squared orientation anchors the composition, allowing a sense of symmetrical balance to emerge from the contrast between the organic human shape and the structured, patterned environment.

The work explores a sense of flight through undefined planes, where the subject exists in a space defined only by color and graphic rhythm. This minimalist approach draws on pop art influences, using bold shapes to represent abstract concepts of harmony. It is a quiet meditation on how a single movement can occupy a vast, patterned void, grounding the human form within a larger geometric order.