Low Poly Glass Spectrum Geometry

Low poly glass crystals and shards form an abstract geometric composition. Faceted surfaces meet in triangular planes, while reflections distribute blue, pink, and purple tones across the spectrum. A smooth gradient links darker edges with lighter central areas, giving the glass forms a clear sense of depth without depicting a specific object or place. Light catches angular facets and produces bright reflections between overlapping pieces. The nonfigurative arrangement relies on geometry, transparency, and gradual color transitions rather than a recognizable subject. The colored facets overlap in a layered structure, combining sharp shards with broader crystalline planes.