Retro II is a study in how simple geometric design elements can coalesce into a complex, dynamic visual experience. Metron employs a varied palette—ranging from vibrant orange shades to deep purple hues—to establish a sense of depth and texture within the digital medium. The arrangement of colorful triangle art and interlocking shapes suggests a structured yet fluid composition that feels both deliberate and energetic.

This portrait-oriented vector work relies on color wheel theory to guide viewer engagement, ensuring that every sharp edge and soft curve contributes to the overall harmony. By focusing on intricate pattern designs, the artist creates a digital surface that mimics the tactile quality of textured fabrics, grounding the abstract forms in a familiar, retro-inspired aesthetic.