The horizontal painting consists of several geometric shapes in blues and oranges. Across the surface is a large yellow green swath arcing across the canvas.

The horizontal painting is divided vertically into two sections across which run horizontally running amounts of thick paint. Drawn onto the surface of the canvas is a grid.

The horizontal painting consists of two grid patterns angled toward each other. Across the surface of the canvas is a large lime green area of thick paint that runs toward the bottom edge of the canvas. A pink wedge runs across the lower right.

The horizontal painting is divided vertically into two portions, both of which share a grid pattern texture. Sweeping across both dark and light areas is a large black swath revealing the various textures and grids. A light pinkish color of thick paint appears splattered and squirted in the lower portion on the right hand side of the painting.

The rectangular painting consists of two portions divided diagonally and across both divisions marches a series of orange vertical strokes. The dark green and pinkish portions are further delineated with grid patterns.

The rectangular painting is divided into three vertical portions which are further demarcated with grid patterns. Running vertically are three long drips of thick yellow paint.

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