Play Lines 2 (Urban Tapestry)

This restrained, ink-like composition builds a quiet architecture out of repeated lines, where vertical striations rise like cliffs or dense city walls, and a sinuous band cuts through them as if carving a passage of breath. The cool, muted ground holds the drawing in suspension, allowing negative space to act as light—an inner illumination that makes the scene feel simultaneously geological and psychological. In the lower register, wave-like hatching suggests a restless undercurrent, while the layered arcs above read as corridors of memory, folding the viewer into a contemplative journey through structure, erosion, and endurance.