At nearly ten feet wide, the composition unfolds across five distinct color zones, each built from Cruz-Diez's signature vertical color strips: a cool lavender panel gives way to warm gold, then green, teal, and a final olive-yellow band, the palette shifting register by register rather than blending. Rendered in chromography and pigment on PVC, the ridged surface catches light differently as a viewer passes in front of it, so the sequence of colors seems to travel with the eye rather than sit fixed on the wall.