Black and White Abstract by Ned Schultz

The power of an image cannot be received at a glance. To understand it fully, we should interpret it, letting ourselves be lulled by its balance. The architecture of his drawing becomes a framework for projecting an absolute relationship between black and white, entire and negative space, presence and absence, reality and illusion. The meditative order derived from it simultaneously creates an illusory perception of movement in space. As viewers, we perceive the depth of interlocking geometric forms, rounded shapes in dialogue with square and triangular forms. Our attention then turns to structure rather than color, revealing a mysterious rhythm in the geometry: ostensibly static designs give way to dynamic experiences. Schultz constructs an experience - a realm where order is meticulously woven from chaos. It orients us to oscillate between these two states of existence. Schultz's work illuminates our understanding of the perceptual paradox within geometric abstraction: a spectacle th