"See Thru" by French artist Julien Ceccaldi explores transparency and perception through geometric abstraction, using layered planes and translucent forms to create visual ambiguity about spatial depth and materiality. The work exemplifies Ceccaldi's interest in how viewers perceive overlapping surfaces and the relationship between figure and ground in contemporary abstract painting. His approach combines modernist geometric vocabulary with a contemporary sensitivity to how digital imagery and screen culture have shaped our understanding of visual transparency.