The prism-revealed state of Invariance. Although the original geometric forms contain different colour-channel offsets, optical transformation through the prism reduces them to a common visual language of magenta, green, black and white. Rounded edges, circular forms and elongated loops create a soft sense of flow around dense black centres, while the opposing magenta and green boundaries suggest polarity, displacement and optical convergence. The work explores invariance, perception and the possibility that visibly different initial conditions can reveal the same underlying structure.