A vibrant, whimsical creature dominates this backlit glass block installation. The figure appears as a stylized monster or spirit with four symmetrical arms ending in brown, branch-like hands spreading outward. Its body features a central torso covered in concentric circles and dots in warm yellows, oranges, and greens. The creature's face displays large circular eyes and a prominent open mouth filled with rectangular teeth, giving it an expressive, almost tribal mask-like appearance. The entire piece is mounted on a grid of translucent glass blocks that allow light to illuminate the artwork from behind, creating a glowing effect. The title "tesseract goober" suggests a playful take on dimensional geometry, reflected in the circular patterns and symmetrical design of the creature.