MUTHYGER utilizes a collage technique to assemble TRIWOOD IV, where geometric abstract art meets a rich, diverse color palette. The work relies on three-dimensional effects and visual depth perception to turn flat vector elements into a landscape that feels both structured and alive with textured patterns and fabrics.

By integrating organic shapes into a graphic design framework, the artist explores the subtle elements of human relationships through form and color. The interplay of light and shadow creates a rhythmic movement across the portrait orientation, inviting a closer look at how minimalist art in nature can reflect the complexities of human expression through diverse pattern structures.