Untitled 24 X 48 In

This painting reads like a city remembered rather than observed—its skyline fractured into crystalline planes that emerge from a deep, nocturnal blue as if surfacing from the subconscious. Warm ochres and pale citrines ignite within the broken architecture, suggesting windows, streets, or sudden human presence, while the smeared transitions and scraped textures hold the scene in a state of becoming. The composition balances density and void: a central ridge of light carries the eye across a hushed expanse, turning urban form into an emotional geography of resilience, disorientation, and quiet hope.