This knitted piece is mounted on canvas and features a bold geometric pattern composed of concentric squares and intersecting lines. The central design focuses on a red square at the core, enveloped by layers of blue and black knitted fabric. The blue yarn creates a strong visual contrast against the black background, while red yarn adds striking accents, forming horizontal and vertical lines that enhance the composition's dynamic quality. The interplay of colors and the tactile nature of the knitting invite viewers to explore both the visual symmetry and textural depth of the piece. An intriguing aspect of this artwork is the continuation of its design onto the sides of the canvas. The artist has used red acrylic paint to leave prints of small knitted pieces on specific locations along the edges. By coloring these knitted parts and pressing them onto the canvas sides, the artwork extends beyond its frontal boundaries, encouraging viewers to engage with it from multiple angles. This technique adds an extra layer of dimensionality and reinforces the fusion of textile and paint mediums within the work.