Cityscape 2 (Triptych)

This work reads like a hymn to the collective: a vast, tessellated field of tiny marks becomes an urban tapestry where individuality dissolves into rhythm, and yet reappears in pockets of color and gesture. The composition is architected by vertical divisions that feel like structural supports, while balcony-like platforms and clustered, tree-shaped orbs punctuate the surface—small sanctuaries of gathering amid an otherwise relentless density. Warm earth tones temper the visual noise, and the repeated bands of figures suggest both celebration and quiet endurance, as if community is held together by ritual, repetition, and the fragile promise of shared space.