In this work, Ristova explores the tension between rigid geometry and fluid color transitions. The vertical arrangement allows the eye to climb through a series of interlocking planes, where flat blocks of pigment meet delicate shadows to create a sense of three-dimensional depth. Each shape feels intentional, contributing to a larger architecture of form that remains grounded despite its non-representational nature.

The use of a portrait orientation emphasizes the height and upward momentum of the geometric clusters. By stripping away the figurative, Ristova focuses entirely on how light interacts with hard edges and how contrasting hues can evoke a specific atmospheric weight. The result is a balanced study of symmetry and color theory that feels both calculated and deeply expressive.