Clarke utilizes a palette of mustard and beige to explore the weight and placement of pure shapes. The landscape orientation allows for a wide field of vision where patterns repeat and reflect, creating a sense of balanced symmetry that feels both grounded and active. There is a subtle tension in how the forms meet, suggesting a scientific precision applied to an abstract, dreamlike space.

The work moves beyond simple pattern-making to suggest an organic abstraction of butterflies or shifting perspectives. By manipulating depth perception through color blocking and central focus, Clarke encourages the viewer to look past the surface into a world of ideation and structured harmony. It is a study in how simple forms can represent complex concepts through the power of imagination.