Open Canvas (Sir J.J. School of Art) Teak Wood Cityscape Sculpture

This work elevates an old institutional façade into a living palimpsest, where meticulous linework turns stone and timber into memory etched with reverence. Warm sepia light pools behind the roofline like a contained sunset, while the creeping foliage stages a quiet dialogue between cultivated knowledge and nature’s patient reclamation. The steep, upward perspective transforms the building into a monument of aspiration—simultaneously dignified and weathered—suggesting that learning is both an inheritance and a structure continually overtaken by time. In the tension between crisp architectural geometry and organic drift, the piece locates beauty in endurance rather than perfection.