Solti utilizes a high-contrast black and white palette to explore the duality between natural anatomy and abstract shapes. The skull, rendered with detailed shading, sits anchored behind a bold triangle that bisects the composition. This interaction creates a sense of depth, suggesting that the biological reality of the human head is governed by an underlying geometric order.

By isolating the skull against a clean background, the artist emphasizes the fragility of the subject while maintaining a sharp, illustrative edge. The dark art aesthetic is softened by the clean execution, turning a traditional symbol of memento mori into a study of form and symmetry. It is a quiet meditation on what remains when everything else is stripped away, presented with a graphic clarity that feels both scientific and deeply personal.