Existence Like A Ticket (Trams in the City)

Hovering between diagram and reverie, the work stages two suspended tramcars as quiet relics of modern transit, rendered with crisp mechanical clarity against a field of vaporous greens and ochres that behaves like memory rather than landscape. Faint, schematic figures gather in clusters below, their anonymity turning the scene into a meditation on collective movement—how cities carry bodies while dissolving individual stories. A crimson conduit snakes through the composition like an exposed nerve, implying both connection and rupture, as if the infrastructure of progress were also the bloodstream of longing. The interplay of hard-edged structure and drifting, camouflage-like atmosphere frames technology as something simultaneously dependable and dreamlike, present yet already receding into nostalgia.