Infinite Regress LXXXIII presents a commanding geometric composition rendered in Flashe on linen, measuring an expansive 259.1 by 213.4 centimeters. Eamon Ore-Giron deploys his signature interlocking forms and high-contrast palette to construct a visual field that pulses with rhythmic energy, drawing the eye into layers of pattern that appear to recede and multiply simultaneously. The matte, velvety surface characteristic of Flashe paint gives the work an unusual optical flatness, amplifying the tension between the painting's hard-edged geometry and its almost meditative sense of movement. This canvas belongs to Ore-Giron's ongoing Infinite Regress series, a body of work rooted in deep research into pre-Columbian visual traditions, cosmological symbolism, and the formal strategies of Latin American abstraction. Rather than treating these sources as mere aesthetic reference, the artist synthesizes them into a coherent geometric language that feels simultaneously ancient and rigorously contemporary. The result is a work that situates itself confidently within the lineage of hard-edge abstraction while insisting on a cultural and intellectual specificity that distinguishes it from its predecessors. For collectors, Infinite Regress LXXXIII represents a significant-scale example from one of Ore-Giron's most celebrated and critically recognized series, offered through Nina Johnson. The work is signed and presents in excellent condition, ready for installation. As institutional attention to the artist's practice continues to grow, works of this scale and ambition from the series command increasing interest among collectors focused on rigorous geometric abstraction with substantive conceptual foundations.