Abstracte Raster*2 #2/3

"Abstracte Raster" is actually a Dutch term that means "abstract grid." I have been observing the works of "Piet Mondrian", who was renowned for his mastery in using grids. I recommend that you also explore his works and read about the biography of this skilled painter.In fact, one of my inspirations for creating this project comes from the works of this great painter.

This project is essentially a new version and continuation of a previous collection "Abstracte Raster1" , with the difference that a new algorithm (on the colors,grid and borders) has been developed for placing the elements on the page. As you can see, the elements are arranged in circles, and these circles do not intersect with each other.

An important point in this project is that with each mint, you can see the iteration number and the hash within the project itself, which acts as a kind of purchase signature on the project. In fact, even if the project is sold in the secondary market, these inscriptions will not change and will remain fixed.

I hope you enjoy the algorithmic-sketchy form.