Victor Pasmore's "Points of Contact" from his 1970 Transformations series exemplifies the artist's exploration of geometric abstraction through the sophisticated technique of screenprint with debossing. Created by Kelpra Studio and published by Marlborough Graphics, this work combines precise linear elements and carefully modulated colour to investigate spatial relationships and visual rhythm. The debossed surface creates a tactile dimension that complements the formal composition, reflecting Pasmore's continued investigation into the interplay between two and three dimensional form that characterized his later abstract practice.