"Triangles" is an abstract exploration of structure, movement, and space, utilizing geometric form as its primary visual language. The painting is built upon intersecting and overlapping triangular shapes. The angular geometry also serves a deeper thematic purpose, tying into Houston's identity as Space City. The sharp lines and intersecting planes evoke the mathematics of the cosmos, from the constellations that map the night sky to the aerospace engineering that takes us there. Beyond its direct connection to the concourse's design, the geometry in Triangles speaks to the broader narrative of Space City. The triangle is a foundational shape in aerospace engineering, navigation, and flight trajectory. It acts as a symbol of ascent and precision. The dynamic interplay of oil and acrylic guides the viewer’s eye much like a flight path, bridging the grounded, tangible structure of the airport with the boundless, abstract possibilities of the sky. It is a visual celebration of human engineering and the ambition to reach upward.