Numbered Columns
Three close views turn navigation markers into an architectural counting study.
Mosaic numerals repeat across curved tiled columns in dim green light.
Large mosaic numerals occupy rounded columns faced with small pale rectangular tiles and narrow patterned bands. The repeated frontal framing holds scale and texture constant while changing numbers and background blur create a spare visual rhythm.
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