Cityscape 3 (Beneath the Surface)

Contained within a perfect circle, the work stages a quiet drama of accumulation: a dense tessellation of emerald blocks, each marked like a private glyph, builds a world that feels both meticulously ordered and subtly restless. Against this patterned “wall,” the central boat-like cradle—netted, dark, and weight-bearing—becomes a fragile threshold where small, muted figures seem to hover between concealment and emergence, as if community itself were an act of shelter. Flickers of red and ochre punctuate the green field like coded signals, suggesting memory and warning in equal measure, while the flat, insistent surface turns landscape into a psychological map of belonging.