essellated by Laurence Pang is a striking exploration of repetition, perception, and spatial illusion. Set against a vivid red backdrop, two silhouetted figures sit in quiet contemplation before hypnotic geometric compositions—nested squares that seem to pulse inward endlessly, drawing the viewer into a meditative visual loop.
Pang’s work blurs the boundary between observer and subject. The figures mirror our own position, inviting us to reflect on how we engage with art, pattern, and space. The symmetry of the dual compositions creates a subtle tension—order versus depth, stillness versus motion—while the bold contrast of light and shadow enhances the immersive effect.
Both visually minimal and conceptually rich, Tessellated resonates with influences from Op Art and contemporary photographic staging, making it a compelling centrepiece for collectors drawn to modern abstraction and visual psychology.
