Psychedelic triangle mosaic inside a hexagonal geometric frame

Psychedelic Visionary Art | Tricursive

2013, digital, 14 x 14 in.

Tricursive presents a psychedelic field of nested triangles arranged inside a large hexagonal frame. Tiny red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and pink triangles repeat across the structure like a mosaic of sharp color signals. Large black triangular voids interrupt the pattern, creating bold spaces within the dense geometry. At the center, smaller triangles appear to recede inward, forming a deep optical corridor. The surrounding black background keeps the entire form crisp, contained, and visually suspended.

The image feels mathematical, playful, and intense at the same time. Its repeating triangular language creates a rhythm that moves between order and visual overload. As you linger, the outer hexagon begins to pull inward toward the central field, where scale shifts rapidly from large forms to tiny fragments. The color pattern never settles into one direction, which gives the work its active pulse. Bright geometry presses against black negative space, turning emptiness into part of the design.

Tricursive reads as a visionary study of repetition, recursion, and chromatic pressure. Its hyperdimensional effect comes from stacked scale, nested structure, and the illusion of depth inside a flat geometric surface. The result is precise and explosive, like a coded pattern folding into itself through color and symmetry.

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