Layered Color Waves and Gradient

Color waves spread across the composition as broad, flowing bands with layered contours and gently curved edges. Soft transitions connect blue and orange areas, forming a continuous gradient that changes gradually along the curved shapes. Overlapping layers create a structured pattern of lines and forms, while smooth edges keep the surface visually even and unified. The bands vary in width and direction, producing depth through repetition rather than distinct objects. The abstract arrangement emphasizes flow, contour, texture, and color variation across the repeating layered sequence of broad curved bands.