Cityscape 2 (Blue City)

A tide of blue, built from countless small marks, swells into a densely woven crowd where individual faces hover between anonymity and recognition, suggesting how the self dissolves inside collective fervor. Bands of spectators—held in place by netted barriers and rhythmic architectural rails—create a staged vertical ascent, turning the composition into a social amphitheater of looking, waiting, and belonging. Against this cool expanse, sharp reds and yellows punctuate like sudden chants or signals, while the patterned, tree-like bursts read as both celebration and camouflage—private emotion flowering briefly within public spectacle. The work ultimately meditates on modern togetherness: a choreography of proximity where community comforts, yet the sheer repetition hints at how easily intimacy becomes pattern.