Dollar (Rose)

This square format print features a grid-like composition rendered in two distinct colors: a vibrant red and a pale pink. The design consists of intersecting horizontal and vertical bands of red, which form a lattice structure. Within the interstices of this red grid, square and rectangular forms of pale pink are visible, creating a woven or interlaced visual effect. The regularity of the forms and the precision of the lines suggest a systematic approach to composition. The interplay between the red and pink elements generates a sense of visual rhythm and optical vibration. The glossy surface quality, typical of screen printing, contributes to the work's clean, industrial aesthetic. The strict adherence to geometric forms and a limited color palette aligns the piece with principles of Minimalism and Geometric Abstraction, emphasizing form, color, and surface over narrative or expressive content.