Cityscape 13 (A Bountiful Harvest)

Encircled like a world unto itself, the composition compresses an immense field of patterned marks into a densely inhabited tapestry, where individuality becomes a rhythmic unit within the larger weave. Two balcony-like nets hold clusters of figures at the margins, suggesting both refuge and constraint, as if community is suspended between protection and entanglement. The red upper arc reads as a heated sky or rising tide of feeling, while the small birds puncture the enclosure with fleeting gestures of freedom that the human crowd can only witness. In its meticulous repetition and restrained perspective, the work becomes a meditation on belonging—how we gather, how we are held, and how vastness can be built from countless intimate fragments.