Monochrome Einstein

In Monochrome Einstein, I wanted to explore the idea of intellect as pattern — a portrait built not from flesh and colour, but from symbols, fragments, and residue. Einstein’s face emerges from coded forms, grids, and fractured mathematics, representing both the clarity and the mystery of discovery. I kept it entirely black and white to speak of polarity — logic and intuition, silence and explosion — the space where thought becomes visible.