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Four squares of different colors contain one another. The largest square is goldenrod, the second largest is a deep tangerine, the second smallest is a slightly darker tangerine color, and the smallest is a very dark red-orange.

Three squares of different colors contain one another. The largest is a light unsaturated sandy yellow, the middle square is a slightly darker color than the first, and the smallest square is a light peachy pink.

Four squares of different colors contain one another. The largest square is sky blue, the second largest is a cool light gray, the second smallest is a cool off-white, and the smallest square is sunny yellow.

Three squares of different colors contain one another. The largest is salmon pink, the middle is clementine orange, and the smallest is a light sky blue.

Distinct, squared lines of dark red and white intersect and mingle on a bright red background. The canvas is a narrow rectangle. The work carries a glitch-like effect.

Four squares contain one another. The innermost square is a rich earthy brown, followed by an indigo square, that being contained by an ocean blue, and the outermost square being a sea foam green. The finish of this piece gives it a watery…

An off-black square sits just slightly askew from the center of the canvas, encompassed by a larger, deep brown square. The sides of the brown square, not the top and bottom edges, are met with thick gray lines. To the top and bottom edges of the…

Three squares contain one another. The largest square is a deep saturated blue, the middle is a dark cool gray, and the smallest is black.

Several geometric forms overlap, some of them apparently transparent in how the colors mingle. The forms vary in color between light red, light orange-red, and several shades of light brown.

Five squares contain one another. The largest is a warm off-white, followed by squares in the colors of ocean blue, evergreen, very dark taupe, and a very dark off-black which appears slightly green.