In this digital exploration, CATS AND DOTZ strips away the ornamental to focus on the raw interaction of shape and color. The piece utilizes a restricted palette of deep obsidian and metallic gold, allowing the viewer to focus on the precise edges and overlapping layers that define the work. By arranging these elements in a vertical orientation, the artist creates a sense of upward momentum and structural integrity that feels both grounded and expansive.

The work leans into a minimal aesthetic where every line serves a purpose. Rather than depicting a specific subject, the arrangement of circles, arcs, and rectangles invites a quiet contemplation of form. The contrast between the matte dark tones and the reflective quality of the gold shapes provides a tactile sensation, suggesting a physical presence that belies its digital origins.