Rebel utilizes a squared orientation to anchor a dense thicket of geometric patterns. Bremmer draws on the visual language of mid-century advertising, layering diverse pattern varieties that create a flickering illusion of motion across the surface. The composition balances bold tones—including hints of strawberry-like hues—against a rigid grid, resulting in a work that feels both disciplined and defiant.

The influence of the Pop Art movement is evident in the way Bremmer treats abstract design as a series of rhythmic pulses. By fusing modern representational elements with pure abstraction, the artist achieves a thoughtful composition where every shape contributes to a larger, dynamic movement. It is a study in how simple geometry can be manipulated to evoke a feeling of constant, vibrating life.