Power User — Peter Halley (1995)

A glowing rectangle floats in a neon grid. This is Power User, Peter Halley's exploration of digital-age confinement. The artwork's stark geometry feels both futuristic and claustrophic, a tension that defines Halley's vision. The composition is dominated by a central yellow rectangle, framed by bold red and blue lines. This glowing form sits within a network of smaller cells, connected by thin white corridors. The background is a deep black, making the neon elements pulse with an almost electric intensity. Halley's use of Roll-a-Tex texture adds a tactile dimension to the digital precision. This print commands attention in modern spaces. Its bold lines and vivid colors stand out against minimalist backdrops, making it a focal point in contemporary interiors.