Abstract Deconstructed Collage

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Shards): This is a high-dispersion design in terms of shape. The visual “mass” is dispersed into hundreds of tiny, disconnected fragments. Unlike the flowing “Liquid Gold” image (066) where the eye follows a smooth path, here the eye is forced to jump around. This “dispersed” energy makes the print feel dynamic and busy.

• Layer Dispersion (Opacity): Look at where the shapes overlap. Some are opaque (solid color), while others appear semi-transparent or “scratched,” revealing the color underneath. This creates a sense of depth, as if the fragments are floating in a dispersed cloud rather than sitting flat on a table.