83 Oranges explores the intersection of mathematical geometry and fluid pigment through a series of interlocking, hand-drawn shapes. Each hexagon deviates from strict symmetry, creating a sense of movement across the portrait orientation as if the colors are settling into a natural alignment. The digital application mimics the transparency and layered depth of traditional watercolor, allowing various hues to overlap and pool at the edges of each individual cell.

The composition relies on a tessellated arrangement that avoids monotony by varying the internal textures and tonal values of every form. By combining a structured grid with the tactile quality of grainy, weathered surfaces, the work finds a balance between architectural order and the spontaneous energy of abstract design.