City Nights I Acrylic Abstract Painting

This painting operates like a fractured map of contemporary perception, where blocks of ochre, soot-black, and white are interrupted by electric blues and acid reds that behave as sudden pulses of thought. The gridded structure suggests an attempt to contain experience, yet the smears, drips, and abrupt graphic stripes keep rupturing order—an insistence that memory and sensation cannot be fully disciplined. A masked, totemic visage emerging from the lower right reads as a fleeting self-portrait of the collective: part warning, part witness, hovering between play and unease. In its collisions of texture and sign, the work becomes a narrative of urban noise translated into an intimate, psychological terrain.