Untitled 3 (Abstract Houses)

This work constructs a quiet architecture of memory from softened geometric planes, where towers and walls rise like provisional thoughts against a grainy, sky-toned field. Muted violets, earthen reds, and mossy greens interlock in measured tension, suggesting a city not observed directly but recalled—compressed, reordered, and made intimate. The shallow, stage-like space and deliberately restrained light flatten grandeur into contemplation, turning built form into a meditation on shelter, boundary, and the fragile logic of place.