Suneet Ghildial

This artwork is a vibrant, intricate composition rooted in digital or generative aesthetics, likely created using a combination of printmaking and algorithmic design. The piece is dominated by an all-over pattern of small, maze-like marks that repeat across a vertical format. These marks are predominantly in purple and yellow, with an overlay of red or magenta running vertically down the centre, subtly dividing the composition.

The piece has a pixelated or coded quality, resembling data visualization, weaving patterns, or digital noise. Despite its complexity, the regularity and grid-like repetition create a sense of rhythm and balance. The transitions in color—from darker, more saturated hues at the centre to lighter and cooler tones toward the edges—suggest depth and movement, almost like a vibrating field of energy.

Vertical bands reinforce the structure and division of space, giving the impression of layers or screens through which the patterns emerge. These bands also create a subtle optical illusion, drawing the viewer’s eye back and forth across the surface.

The outer edges feature pale grey and yellow borders filled with scattered tiny text or symbols, which enhance the sense that this might be a system of encoded information — mathematical, musical, or linguistic in nature. Overall, the work bridges technology and aesthetics, exploring complexity through repetition and precision. It invites close inspection, as the viewer is drawn into the dense detail of its pixel-like matrix.