Artist Joseph O’Neill is known for his digital, abstract works with stark black-and-white geometric shapes. He uses the sides of buildings, refracted light, and muted digital forms to create striking compositions marked by all-over patterns. Eliminating the context of his surroundings, O’Neill asks us to focus on intricate patterns that we’d otherwise miss, like those we see in Refraction 2 and X. His minimalist works reveal the simplicity of the world around us, squares and triangles stacked on top of one another to create a structured whole.