Tracie Andrews approaches the canvas as a puzzle of light and form, where every line serves a structural purpose. In Parallax, the arrangement of shapes creates a sense of optical movement, suggesting that the composition might change if viewed from a different angle. The use of overlapping planes provides a grounded sense of depth, allowing the eye to travel through layers of pigment that feel both architectural and fluid.

The work relies on a dynamic color interplay to establish its rhythm, moving away from the need for a literal subject. By focusing on the psychology of color and the precision of geometric abstraction, Andrews creates a space for quiet observation. The result is a balanced study of how simple elements can build a complex visual environment, drawing the viewer into a deep engagement with the fundamental building blocks of art.