Untitled 11 (Urban Grid)

This layered abstraction stages a conversation between structure and dissolution, where translucent grids and architectural planes are repeatedly interrupted by soft, petal-like crescents that read as pauses in a rapidly rewritten city of color. Acid greens, blush violets, and vaporous whites diffuse the sense of depth, turning space into a shifting membrane—at once airy and over-inscribed—so the eye oscillates between clarity and overload. The interplay of crisp linear scaffolding with smeared, spectral passages suggests memory as a built environment: assembled, erased, and reassembled in luminous fragments that refuse a single, stable narrative.