De la Cruz utilizes vector-based precision to create a series of concentric forms that vibrate with a quiet, mechanical energy. The interplay of black and white creates a high-contrast environment where the boundaries between foreground and background dissolve, inviting the viewer to find stability within the repeating patterns. Through this geometric abstraction, the artist explores how simple shapes can command a space through sheer repetition and balance.

The work functions as a study in monochrome architecture, using circular shapes to simulate a three-dimensional tunnel that recedes into an ethereal distance. By carefully manipulating line weight and spacing, the artist achieves a sensory movement experience that mimics a physical pull, grounding the abstract design in a feeling of weightlessness. It is a rigorous exploration of how graphic design can alter perception, making the static page feel as though it is breathing.