'Nik', there are countless subjects to photograph. However, there are many photographing people who don't see the special character of a subject or think that a photograph of it is too out of the box.
A while ago I was invited to show a selection of my captures to a group of older people living in my area. I consciously chose photographs that were taken within a 2.5 mile radius of my home. My 'spectators' were asked to guess where a photograph was taken or what it represented. They usually didn't know. When I told them the solution they were filled with disbelief. It proved to me that many people walk by without seeing the special character of things.
Your photograph would fit perfectly into my story. However, you live too far from me to invite you to a presentation here. If that had been possible, I think the outcome would have been the same.
After the above story, I must admit with some shame that a similar fate has now befallen me now: I still have no solution to what you show us here, 😁 . At first I thought I had shown you the inside of a flexible suction hose, but on second thought I rejected that thought (because of the tiles). I'm curious.

I'm not sure but but to me it could be a reflection of something on a floor? Interesting to say the least.you might have manipulated this also? tigs=^..^=

Hmmmm; Jimi Hendrix's 3-D rendition of Purple Haze??:):) A violet colored bees nest? A purple coiled up garden hose?? What are you doing with us Nik??:):):)

May it be a virtual colonoscopy of the space alien known as, "The Purple People Eater?"

Well now, Sandi came a bit closer in guessing - a few nights ago I was in bed, had finished reading with my book light, and had placed the light on my side table before crashing for the night. I have an industrial style lamp that includes a blown clear glass cylinder hanging vertically around the bulb, about 4 inches wide by 7 inches tall, rounded at the top and open on the bottom. I had laid the still lit light under that glass, pointing upwards into the cylinder, and this capture was of the variegated light that it was throwing on the ceiling. Those squares, Sandi, are old-fashioned ceiling tiles, rather than floor tiles. No big deal, but unusual enough to draw my attention (yeah, I am weird that way :o).

No way could I have guessed that Nik. Let's do it again:):)

You just never know when your unique observations will create an intriguing capture. This is a stunning creation.

I disagree: there's lots to explore there. I find ripples and reflections absolutely fascinating - they're a lot like fractals. The mathematics involved in describing something like this are quite complex. oh, and I really like that color: it's calming yet interesting.