This vertically stretched composition reads like a memory of a hillside settlement dissolving into atmosphere—an accumulation of earthen blocks and rooflines held together by scraped, palimpsestic surfaces. Muted greens and ochres rise into a fogged, weighty sky, while small eruptions of rust, vermilion, and a lone blue plane punctuate the density like human insistence against erosion and time. The artist’s layered textures and incised marks turn architecture into archaeology, suggesting a community both resilient and precarious, perpetually rebuilding itself within the same fragile light.