40 × 40 × 1.5 Acrylic on Canvas. Dapper Geometry presents abstraction as disguise and revelation. Beneath the fractured planes and intersecting angles, a sharply dressed figure emerges—suggested rather than declared—his tuxedo constructed from disciplined geometry, his presence marked by the subtle gesture of a cigarette held at the mouth. The composition balances elegance and edge, refinement and vice, where formality is fractured but never undone.

Muted greens, grays, and soft blush tones echo tailored fabric and shadowed interiors, while dark dividing lines function like seams, carving the figure from space. The painting invites viewers to oscillate between seeing pure abstraction and recognizing character, asking where identity resides: in structure, gesture, or the stories we project onto form. Dapper Geometry becomes a portrait of sophistication filtered through modern fracture—cool, composed, and quietly subversive.