Creation 44 (Urban Nature)

Suspended in an aqueous field of blue, a horned, mask-like visage cradles a swollen red heart whose pulse seems to leak into barcode-like marks—an uneasy accounting of intimacy in an age of measurement. Flanking city towers rise like rigid lungs, while above them animals and watchful eyes drift in a loose constellation, suggesting a world where nature, surveillance, and appetite orbit the same central longing. The composition balances symmetrically yet feels psychologically unstable: velvet purples and hot reds cut against the cool ground, turning the figure into both guardian and captive of its own desires. In this hybrid totem, the urban and the wild don’t merely coexist—they press in on the heart, proposing love as both refuge and commodity.