Untitled 2

This work compresses an architectural memory into a glowing, ember-like mass, where stacked facades and fractured rooflines hover between construction and ruin. The dominant oranges and reds ignite against a soot-brown ground, as if light is trying to break through layers of smoke, while scratched linear marks read like scaffolding, maps, or scars—records of time pressed into the surface. Doorway-like voids and blocked windows suggest both shelter and silence, turning the city into a psychological space where presence is implied yet withheld. The composition’s weighty central cluster anchors the scene, but its edges dissolve into haze, proposing a fragile permanence: a place held together by recollection more than by stone.