83 Oranges builds a bridge between the precision of graphic design and the unpredictable flow of watercolor. In Holographic Glitch, energetic swirling patterns collide with a diverse hue range, creating a sense of movement that mimics the flicker of a digital screen or the shimmer of oil on water. The composition relies on rich color relationships to pull the eye through a series of curving lines of light, suggesting a depth that goes beyond the flat surface.

The work invites an intergalactic contemplation, where the viewer’s perception of human form is tested against abstract, enigmatic mimicry. By blending bold visual expressions with a sensory visual experience, the artist explores the boundary between internal and external landscapes. It is a study in color theory and psychology, using the illusion of motion to evoke a psychedelic state that feels both high-tech and primal.