Untitled 5 (White and Blue Houses)

This clustered hillside of whitewashed dwellings is composed like a quiet tessellation of lived-in geometry, where rooftops overlap in rhythmic diagonals and the village becomes a single breathing form. Cool blue shadows temper the sun-bleached walls, letting light feel less like illumination and more like memory—softening edges while insisting on the tactile presence of plaster and tile. Windows and doorways read as dark pauses in the composition, suggesting private interiors and untold narratives beneath the communal surface. The warm ochres of the terracotta roofs anchor the scene, holding a gentle tension between permanence and daily transience in an intimate Mediterranean silence.