Tri-Circles

Recently, someone saw this piece and described it as spiritual, which hadn’t been my initial intention. Although I was inspired by ‘sacred geometry,’ my approach was more design-focused at the time. Reflecting on it now, I realize it transcends mere exploration of fundamental shapes and lines. There is indeed a spiritual quality to it.

Art, in its essence, reveals the invisible world and hints at deeper narratives. As Wassily Kandinsky wrote in his book advocating for a spiritual revolution in painting, “Just as musicians do not depend upon the material world for their music, so artists should not have to depend upon the material world for their art.”