The work is composed of non-convex, irregular hexagons in the shape of the letter L.

At first, we observe that the geometric shape in the form of the letter L undergoes rotation followed by translation. Some of the L-shaped figures appear reflected, but this is not a consistent pattern in the artwork.

The line consists of 7 geometric shapes in the form of "L" (non-convex hexagons), where the first is obtained by a 90º clockwise rotation around point P, starting from an "L" shape in its conventional position. The subsequent shapes are obtained by a rotation followed by a translation of the transformed "L" shape that precedes it. Each rotation is performed around a point corresponding to point P of the previous shape, with an angle of 90º/6 counterclockwise.

Initially, a letter "L," a non-convex hexagon, should be created in the position where this shape is found in the first row of the artwork. After that, the resulting shape is rotated around a point (corresponding to the P point of the original letter "L") by 90°/6 counterclockwise.[br]After the shape has been rotated, it should be translated in the direction of a horizontal vector.[br]This process is repeated 6 times, always considering the shape obtained in the previous step.

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