Abstract Glass Waves and Light

Abstract glass waves form layered color fields across the scene. Gradient transitions bend through the composition, suggesting light refracted by transparent glass. Vertical glass texture intersects the flowing forms with fine lines and a repeated pattern. The wave bands vary in width and direction, producing overlapping contours that resemble folds within a translucent surface. Spectrum colors pass from one area to another instead of remaining in separate blocks, and a restrained glow follows the curved lines. Light remains central to the composition, with refraction, texture, and gradient working together as the visible structure.