Urban Patterns

This painting presents a striking interplay of symmetry and duality through abstracted, stacked forms. The composition is divided into two mirrored structures, each resembling layered, shield-like shapes outlined in bold, dark contours. Set against a textured gray-blue background, the forms feel both architectural and organic, evoking associations with urban structures, protective shells, or repeating motifs found in cityscapes.

The stark contrast between the soft, painterly surface and the strong, graphic outlines creates a rhythm that suggests balance, repetition, and order emerging from chaos. The monochromatic palette enhances the meditative quality of the work, emphasizing form and structure over color.

The piece embodies the essence of urban design — layered, protective, and patterned — yet retains ambiguity, inviting viewers to interpret the shapes as both architectural and symbolic.