It doesn’t hold back—
it spills over everything.

Color takes the surface before structure can settle. The city is still there—arches, domes, layers—but they’re pushed to the edge, almost overwhelmed by what builds on top of them.

Nothing is contained.
Nothing stays in place.

Pinks, blues, greens, and saturated tones collide across the canvas, not blending—pressing. The image stops being a view and turns into an event.

Figures gather below, but they don’t organize the space.
They’re pulled into it.

The structure resists—just enough to remain visible.
But it’s no longer in control.

This is not balance.
It’s overflow.

You don’t step into it carefully.
You’re hit by it.

As a one-of-a-kind original, this piece doesn’t sit inside a room.
It takes it—through color that refuses restraint and presence that doesn’t step back.

Available by private inquiry.