A small wall relief that embodies the tension between strict form and hidden emotion. From the front, the work appears as a rigorous composition of open, interlinking geometric forms painted in white. The sides that remain hidden from a frontal view are painted in warm yellow and orange. These colours are a playful intrusion, a quiet rebellion against the seriousness of the form. The work is a dynamic interplay of multiple perspectives: the hidden and the visible, the serious and the playful, the weight of the present and the warmth of the past.

Deša Vlahutin is a Croatian sculptress based in London. Her practice explores form, material, and balance in sculpture, creating minimalist work rooted in physicality of making. She holds a Master of Art Education from the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb and has exhibited across Europe, including solo exhibitions at Bonhams London and Galerie Kritiku in Prague. Alongside her studio practice, she has worked in restoration and conservation, and she is currently leading the curatorial development of a sculpture park in Dubrovnik.