In greater detail, the surface of the warm beige rectangle reveals a dense, stratified texture, the result of successive layers of gesso and natural pigments. This treatment generates a subtly abrasive finish, which lends a tactile presence to the painted field. The material appears to emerge from the canvas like a gentle bas-relief, amplifying the work’s spatial depth despite its chromatic restraint. The fine vertical line that bisects the rectangle is rendered with a controlled, assertive gesture — slightly incised into the surface — evoking the idea of an architectural threshold. This incision articulates the visual plane and introduces a quiet tension, underpinning the composition with a sense of formal discipline.