If less is more, how do we do more with less? Colorfall is part of a minimalist series focused around colors, geometric shapes, and shadows. Its name is meant to trick the viewer into thinking for themselves and not taking anything for granted just because something is presented that way to them. Nothing in the piece is suggesting that something is falling especially not the colors, on the contrary, the colors are the primary support in the rising of the capsule center shape. This piece represents movement, using shadows and color gradients to showcase a geometric shape moving vertically in space supported by a white ring that the capsule seems to be passing through. It's completed by a white frame around the edges to draw the viewer's attention into the composition, apart from the bottom where the frame is covered by the color trails suggesting the capsule moving into the composition and taking center stage, hence moving in.