Cityscapes II

“Cityscapes II” is a portrait of the modern metropolis as living spirit. The buildings rise rigid and geometric, but in front of them emerge faces—fluid, layered, overlapping. These faces are not simply individuals; they are the chorus of a city, the many lives whose voices echo in streets and alleyways, whose eyes witness, whose lips carry both struggle and resilience.

With bold lines, saturated colors, and layered abstraction, “Cityscapes” captures the tension between the constructed skyline and the organic life that animates it. The architecture may frame the backdrop, but the people are the true heartbeat.

Framed and sized at 40 x 30, this mixed media work is both personal and universal: a testament to urban survival, collective identity, and the vibrancy of community within structures that too often try to erase the humanity they contain.