Love Affair With Color (Sir J.J. School of Art Montage) Teak Wood Cityscape Sculpture

Rendered in sepia tones that echo aged paper and scorched wood, the collage assembles silhouettes, monuments, and printed fragments into a quiet civic mythology where art education becomes both shelter and conscience. A standing figure holds a small lamp-like glow, its light threading through wires and architecture to suggest knowledge as a fragile current passed hand to hand across the city’s noise. The monumental seated form—part statesman, part archive—anchors the composition like a weight of history, while the smaller child at the base introduces a tender counterpoint: the future watching, waiting, and inheriting the burden of what is built. The layered textures and cut edges make memory feel constructed yet vulnerable, as if culture itself were a paper monument held together by attention.