Untitled 2 (Village Twilight)

A molten sky of coral and ember presses down on a fractured neighborhood, where faceted houses and sharp-windowed silhouettes feel less built than remembered—assembled from shards of sensation. The composition pivots around a blazing central corridor, a river of light that both guides and erases, turning streets into thresholds and architecture into fleeting apparitions. Dark, branching trees puncture the heat like quiet witnesses, their stark geometry tempering the exuberant palette with a note of vulnerability. In this tension between glow and collapse, the work reads as a meditation on urban intimacy: how home can be simultaneously sheltering, unstable, and forever in the act of becoming.