Geometry of Love utilizes a collage approach to explore the relationship between rigid forms and fluid sentiment. By arranging repeating geometric patterns into a unified composition, 83 Oranges creates a visual language where symmetry and stark contrast dictate the pace of the viewer's eye. The digital medium allows for a clean execution of these overlapping elements, suggesting a human-constructed environment built from the ground up through deliberate design decisions.

The work plays with the illusion of depth, using varied textures and layered shapes to build a sense of three-dimensional space within a two-dimensional plane. While the title suggests an emotional core, the execution remains rooted in the logic of geometric design elements. The result is a piece that feels both calculated and resonant, using the clarity of digital art to communicate a complex internal state through simple, bold forms.