Solti uses the human skull as a canvas for a rigorous study of depth and perception. By placing the organic curves of the cranium within a field of sharp, overlapping triangles, the artist creates a tension between the finality of the subject and the energy of its surroundings. The use of textured patterns within these shapes adds a tactile quality, suggesting a complexity that goes beyond simple line work and invites a closer look at the intersection of math and biology.

The color palette serves as a bridge between the clinical and the expressive, utilizing bold combinations to reconsider the context of traditional memento mori. Instead of a somber reflection on death, the work feels like an investigation into structural anatomy and the way visual elements can redefine our emotional response to the skeletal form. It is a study in how geometry can frame the human experience, turning a symbol of the end into a vibrant celebration of design.