This abstract drawing features a woman seated on the edge of a pool, rendered in a style that harmoniously fuses the structured compositional principles of Ian Roberts with the bold, fragmented forms reminiscent of Picasso’s Cubism. The figure is reduced to geometric shapes and simplified planes, yet retains an emotive presence—her posture contemplative, gazing into the water or perhaps inward. Subtle, yet intentional use of color blocks and rhythmic lines guide the viewer’s eye across the composition, creating balance and tension. The pool’s surface is suggested with soft reflections, while the background remains minimal, allowing focus to remain on the subject. The piece explores solitude, reflection, and the abstraction of the human form.