A large scale exploration of fluid motion and reflective surface, this piece features a chrome paint suminagashi pattern flowing across radiant fluorescent green glass. The marbled forms echo the centuries old Japanese technique where ink drifts across water, creating organic waves, cells, and currents that feel both natural and hypnotic.

The chrome surface shifts subtly with light, reflecting the environment while the fluorescent green field glows beneath it. This interaction produces a layered visual depth where reflective silver patterns appear to float above the luminous color.

The glass panel is elevated using plastic spacers and secured with metal screws at each corner, creating a subtle shadow gap and architectural presence. It is mounted to a spray painted white wooden artboard with varnished wood sides, giving the work a clean, gallery style presentation.

At 24 × 36 × 2.8 inches, the piece emphasizes scale, flow, and material contrast, combining traditional marbling language with modern industrial materials.