Urban Noise I (Untitled)

A chorus of parakeet-like figures is folded into a dense, architectural patchwork, where crisp rectangles and skittering lines behave like a city built from memory rather than masonry. Saturated greens and blues flare against pale neutrals, and the repeated half-lidded eyes turn the flock into a community of witnesses—intimate, watchful, and slightly wary—suggesting the psychology of togetherness more than mere ornament. The composition’s stacked planes and abrupt shifts in scale create a gentle disorientation, as if domestic life, migration, and chatter are all compressed into one bright, precarious habitat. In this lively congestion, the birds become symbols of voice and vulnerability, holding their vivid color like a form of resilience amid the clamor of constructed space.