This work presents a series of concentric rectangular forms rendered in white lines against a dark ground, creating a hypnotic optical effect through precise geometric repetition. The nested rectangles diminish progressively toward the center, establishing a sense of recession and depth through systematic linear variation. Created in 1976, this acrylic painting on canvas is Richard Pettibone's appropriation and reinterpretation of Frank Stella's 1959 abstract composition, exemplifying the artist's practice of referencing and recontextualizing modernist works. The meticulous execution and stark monochromatic palette emphasize the formal relationships between the rectangular forms and their spatial intervals. This piece reflects conceptual art's engagement with originality, artistic authority, and the reproducibility of images.