This art, it stands out, the booth is marmed, it's opening night. What's the appeal do you think of this style of art? I think it's easy to relate to, it's very visual, it's fascinating, it shows people like the divinity inside themselves. You know, it's a discussion on divinity, infinity and cosmology. And this is kind of our birthright. But people can't see themselves, this is Los Angeles, people looking to see themselves, they look in what do they see? Well, it's a contradiction, sometimes Los Angeles is counter-intuitive. You know, it used to be anything shiny with cell, but like sometimes things with depth is also attractive to people. And by depth, what's the theory behind it? I mean, in terms of refraction? It was basically to try to make a model of infinity or a perfect form. A lot of these shapes that I'm using are platonic form, and they're a yeetful form, and that's just trying to get a some degree of perfection. You have different shapes, the one behind you is octagonal, is that the... It's called an icosahedron. Yeah, and in platonic theory, it represents water, which I quite like. Oh, how big is this one? That's 80 inches, that's 18 inches high, and about 96 or 90 inches wide, something like that. What's massive? Are you selling them? Are they for sale or just for show? No, they're for sale. Let's open the night out, bet they may go quickly. How about this one against the wall? I've been making things like that since the early 2000s. It's a similar kind of case, but it has like an infinite bird, probably, since I had it. It's a very obvious insight. So they're bird's trees, and to me it looks about purity and oneness, and it's just great, good vibes. It's an infinite forest. It's very clever. Where do you take your inspiration from? God, I couldn't even answer it so moldy level, you know, you just live your life, and all the ingredients just add up over the years. Is this your particular focus now with reflection and refraction? Yeah, there's modes of my practice, but this is what I'm really into right now. This is the moment that I like making these things. That's great. Where can people find this work? I'm gonna probably see if we can find the work. Melissa Morgan Fine Art in Palm Desert, and we're also at Multiple Art Fairs. What's the website? Melissa Morgan Fine Art.com