Use And Throw 3 (Urban Deity)

Rendered in a nocturnal field of stippled light, the figure sits monumental yet burdened, its mass pressing forward like a confession the city cannot absorb. Above the bowed head, a single eye radiates concentric attention—at once surveillance and inner conscience—while the stark towers behind form a silent tribunal of modern life. The apple at the torso becomes a tender, paradoxical emblem: desire, knowledge, and guilt condensed into a simple glow against the surrounding void. Through the disciplined economy of black and white, the work turns space into psychology, suggesting that in the metropolis the most intimate struggle is the one that watches us back.