Untitled 1 (Cityscape Sketch)

This work stages a quiet collision between structure and atmosphere: a web of charcoal-like lines rises like cranes or masts, half-erased into a pale, breathing ground of mist. Against this fragile scaffolding, the right side burns with layered ember reds and bruised violets, as though the city’s interior heat is seeping through its skin, turning architecture into memory. The composition holds tension between emptiness and congestion, suggesting an urban psyche where progress is drawn in nervous gestures while illumination arrives as both promise and abrasion.