In Passage, Bremmer explores the tension between structured shapes and wilder, more intricate motifs. The composition layers sharp-edged triangles against circular forms, weaving together a tapestry of high-contrast patterns that suggest both a digital landscape and a hand-drawn map. The work avoids a singular focal point, instead encouraging the eye to wander through a maze of graphic elements that feel both calculated and spontaneous.

The use of vibrant orange and purple hues creates a sense of depth, pushing certain fragments forward while others recede into the complex background. By balancing zebra-like stripes with rigid geometric frameworks, the work finds a steady pulse within its own complexity. It is an exploration of how individual fragments—each with their own internal logic—can build a unified, high-energy whole.