Cityscape 21 (The Human Sea)

This work stages the city as a living textile—an ocean of repeating, window-like marks whose hypnotic density turns habitation into pattern and memory into mosaic. Against that ceaseless grid, two suspended walkways become brief clearings where figures gather shoulder-to-shoulder, their simplified faces and bright garments asserting intimacy and mutual reliance within overwhelming scale. The warm, sanded sky and the vertical golden spines of architecture read like channels of light, guiding the eye through a labyrinth of dwellings while suggesting aspiration, pressure, and the fragile dignity of community. What emerges is a quiet parable of urban life: individuality held aloft by collective structure, and connection insisted upon amid relentless repetition.