Clarke employs bold color blocking to anchor the eye, using the vibrant contrast between lime and turquoise to define a series of interlocking shapes. The composition relies on orderliness and structure, where architectural line work creates a sense of stability and intentional design across the landscape orientation.

Within these rigid boundaries, the artist explores the organic abstraction of butterflies, translating natural symmetry into a language of sharp edges and flat planes. This fusion of modernist influences results in a pattern that feels both calculated and alive, grounded in the clarity of geometric repetition.