However, as is common in her creations, the focal point appears to be in the experience of light exuded by the mystical geometry at its core. The emanating light structurally modifies every element in the canvas, starting by forcing a symmetrical illusion through its central division. The light arising modifies the gradient tonality of the bodies, illuminating them from behind and within, while encapsulating them in a final radiant halo. The ambivalent treatment of the figures' curved lines and human forms act as evocative of light’s true nature as composed of both solid particles and waves. This transcendent experience consolidates into an aesthetic proposal reminiscent of Hilma af Klint’s sacred compositions.

Exuding a shared sensuality through the exploration of themes composed of an acute intimacy, Loie Hollowell displays a masterful use of an esoteric vocabulary that withholds an ambition for universality. Working with geometrical abstraction, while referencing figuration of the human body, Hollowell concedes an ethereal grandeur to the experience of the flesh and intimacy. Inspired in the exploration of light’s behavior, Hollowell unchains a series of elements that tend to reiterate themselves throughout the canvas, overflowing into the world. As throwing a stone in a puddle, or unleashing a pendulum, the bodies on her work appear solid and yet, the force they exude inhabits the canvas while showering the onlookers with an undulating nature.