Inspired by Baroque music, architecture, and Persian gardens, “Tossed Moon” evokes themes of liberation and transition. It blends classical figurative elements with modern geometric abstraction—a dreamscape where gravity and logic are secondary to emotion and color. The background is built on a grid of translucent squares and rectangles. This “tessellation” effect creates a sense of looking through a stained-glass window or a prism, breaking the landscape into fragments of color fields with textures. Near the top center, a faint, glowing orb—the moon—appears to have been released or “tossed” by the figure, leaving a trail of light that cuts through the warm orange and red hues of the sky.