City Scape (Geometric Reverie) Acrylic Abstract Painting

This composition stages a restless dialogue between hard-edged geometry and wandering, calligraphic black lines, as if structure and impulse are negotiating the same terrain. A muted, gridded ground—stained with earthen washes and ruptured by striped inserts—acts like a weathered map, against which bright planes of yellow, orange, teal, and red rise as provisional architectures of feeling. The translucent, faceted central form suggests a container for shifting perception, while circular accents punctuate the field like signals or memories insisting on return. In the push and pull of opacity and reveal, the work reads as an urban-psychic collage: order continually assembled, interrupted, and reimagined.