Cross Section (Urban Grid) Watercolor Abstract Painting

This work reads like a city remembered rather than mapped—its streets rendered as pale filaments that thread through a fractured field of washed blues and greys, where blocks dissolve into mist. The composition balances density and erasure: a gravitational knot of urban texture gathers at the center while the periphery fades into atmospheric quiet, suggesting expansion, loss, and the limits of perception. Light is not depicted so much as diffused through the surface, turning architecture into weather and making the metropolis feel simultaneously inhabited and already receding into time. Beneath the cool restraint lies a meditation on connectivity—how networks hold us together even as the ground of certainty breaks into shifting shards.