Forms-Collage Study

I first learnt about the golden ratio in university while studying architecture. Before learning about it in an academic setting, I was drawn to spirals and the Fibonacci sequence when I was younger. Learning that there was an underlying mathematical ratio behind the beauty found in nature, and even in ancient buildings, has always been very fascinating to me. This collage is a study and reference to the beauty found in nature, the cosmos and all the underlying structures and harmony that emit from that source.

The image features an abstract geometric art piece combining various shapes such as squares, circles, and lines. The elements, which seem to be overlapping, are primarily executed in shades of gray with a minimalist black and white palette. The background is a light beige, providing a subtle contrast to the overlaid geometric figures. These shapes together create a complex and engaging composition that captures the viewer's attention and may invoke a sense of mystery or intrigue.