This mosaic painting depicts an urban skyline constructed from hundreds of small, square fragments of color. Up close, the image dissolves into abstraction, but from a distance the squares resolve into buildings rising above a strip of green landscape and reflective water. The geometric architecture is simplified into blocks of muted reds, blues, and grays, suggesting a contemporary city without tying it to a specific place. Raised, organic lines move across the surface, interrupting the rigid grid of the mosaic and introducing a sense of movement. Together, fragmentation and texture reflect how cities are experienced—as layered impressions that only form a coherent image through distance and memory.
