Woman between Geometry by Bianca ter Riet

About "Woman between Geometry"

by Bianca ter Riet

About the artwork

In this image, a woman subtly appears among geometric shapes, as if she is a part of the composition and wants to break free at the same time. Her dress, with delicate spaghetti straps, shows a fascinating contrast: the left side shines in deep purple, while the right side fades into black, as a visual metaphor for duality and balance.

She emerges from behind a white wall, in which round geometric shapes are subtly woven into the design. A purple vertical line cuts through the composition, a subtle but powerful visual separation that accentuates her presence. In the background, the same geometric patterns repeat, this time accompanied by a white vertical line on the right, creating a sense of symmetry and repetition.

The interplay between geometric rigour and the softness of the human form creates an intriguing tension. The woman seems both a part of the environment and an individual trying to break free from it. Her appearance balances between abstraction and reality, between order and spontaneity.

"Woman between Geometry" is a play of shapes, lines and contrasts, in which subtlety and strength come together. The combination of black and white with accents of purple adds a sense of mystery and elegance, while the geometric elements frame her presence as a composition that feels balanced but also dynamic. This sculpture tells a story of identity, structure and the delicate boundary between disappearing and appearing. Modern Abstract

Created by Bianca ter Riet with support from AI.