In "Thrill," Bremmer navigates the space between order and spontaneity by arranging a rich medley of geometric elements. The work utilizes a visual language where sharp angles and bold colors intersect, creating a surface that feels both structured and kinetic. Each segment of the pattern acts as a building block in a larger, cohesive dialogue about how shape and repetition influence perception.

The use of a classic frame provides a grounded border for the internal movement, emphasizing the contrast between the traditional boundary and the modern abstraction within. By focusing on the interaction of simple forms, Bremmer achieves a complex depth that invites the eye to follow the paths created by the overlapping shapes. It is an exploration of how contrast can generate a sense of physical vibration within a static image.