Cityscape 34 (A Crowded World)

This work stages a quiet epic of collectivity: a sea of meticulously patterned marks becomes a metaphor for countless lives, each small unit contributing to a larger, pulsing whole. Two woven, net-like bands cut across the field like suspended bridges, bearing simplified figures in saturated reds, blues, and yellows—an emblem of community held together by fragile structures and shared passage. The clustered, rounded forms drifting above read as both celebratory canopies and heavy, watchful clouds, tempering the warmth of the palette with a subtle note of uncertainty. In its tension between ornament and overwhelm, the composition suggests how belonging can feel at once radiant, rhythmic, and precariously contained.