Summer In The City

“Summer in the City” bursts with the rhythm and pulse of urban life translated into color and form. Planes of dusty rose, teal, indigo, and moss green press up against one another, intersecting like streets, buildings, and fleeting moments in motion. Pops of crimson and mustard act as sparks of energy — the unexpected encounters and vivid impressions that punctuate a day in the city heat.

What gives the work its edge is the tension between geometry and gesture. The composition feels structured, almost architectural, but is softened by layers of painterly texture and imperfect edges. A patch of pale pink might read as warmth on concrete, while darker blocks suggest shadowed corners or the density of a crowded space. This duality captures both the vibrancy and the weight of city living — beauty and grit intertwined.

As a piece in a collector’s home, Summer in the City doesn’t just reference place — it embodies atmosphere. It carries the hum of connection and movement, bringing with it the energy of a lived experience that is both personal and universal. It’s a work that animates a room, inviting conversation and reflection in equal measure.