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Labyrinth Unfurling, Colorful Symmetrical Abstract

A symmetrical, flower-like form made of curling, paisley-shaped lobes fans out from a central egg-shaped oval filled with a mirrored teal and blue pattern. Each lobe is packed with concentric white lines, like a maze or fingerprint, laid over blocks of blue, chartreuse, orange and red. Two ribbon-like tails extend along the bottom corners. The whole form is outlined in white and floats on a plain white background.

A buyer with one bare wall and a mostly neutral room wants a single piece that supplies the colour. This one does it with cobalt, chartreuse, orange and red on a clean white ground. It also holds up when they step closer, because every lobe is a small maze of white concentric lines. Most colourful abstracts are loose splashes or soft gradients. This one is a centred, symmetrical, outlined form with a mirrored teal-and-blue oval at its heart, so it reads from across the room as a bold graphic shape and rewards a longer look up close. The reason to want it is pure visual attraction: it is playful, bright and unlike the usual wall art.

Artwork by Omaste Witkowski