In Process, Shelly Bremmer explores the intersection of rigid geometry and fluid perception. The work relies on a graphic shape composition where intersecting lines and colors create visual depth illusions, drawing the eye into a layered, rhythmic space. By balancing a diverse hue range with grounded, earthy tone variations, the artist establishes a sense of structural harmony that feels both deliberate and alive.

The repetition within the pattern suggests a sensory movement experience, as if the shapes are shifting in a slow, calculated dance. This simplicity in form invites a moment of contemplative psychology, asking the viewer to find order within the vibrant abstract art. It is a study of how basic visual elements in human expression can build an otherworldly atmosphere through color, line, and intentional placement.