Tut's Square presents a boldly geometric composition of nested squares rendered in saturated oil enamel on steel. The work employs a vibrant color sequence moving from hot pink and cyan at the outer edges through bright orange and golden yellow toward a luminous lime green at the center, each hue separated by crisp white borders. The flat steel panel is painted with precise geometric precision, creating a totemic tower of color that reads as both abstract modernist form and stylized creature or mask, invoking ancient symbolic imagery through its symmetrical, frontal composition. The work exemplifies Van Earl's signature approach to steel sculpture, transforming industrial material into vehicles for bold, saturated color and archetypal forms.