Scapes Series 3 (Night Lights)

Suspended in an expanse of indigo, the city appears less as architecture than as a murmuring constellation—small, molten squares of light stitched into a vast, velvety night. The composition leans into horizontal drift, letting bands of darkness and haze compress the skyline into memory, as if the scene were observed through rain, distance, or fatigue. Thick, worked surfaces temper the glow, suggesting that human presence persists not through grand monuments but through fragile, flickering intervals of shelter. In this quiet nocturne, illumination becomes a tender defiance—an insistence on intimacy against the overwhelming scale of the surrounding void.