Untitled 16 (Urban Landscape)

A hushed field of ash-gray builds a fragile architecture of memory, where scraped planes and half-erased marks suggest walls, windows, and corridors that never fully resolve. Against this restraint, ember-like oranges and rusted reds flare in measured intervals, as if interior lights are briefly switching on behind a weathered façade, hinting at warmth contained under layers of silence. The composition’s vertical drift reads like an urban palimpsest—time pressed into paint—inviting the eye to wander through thresholds where presence and absence negotiate the same space.