This painting assembles a city-like labyrinth from stained-glass fragments—reds, blues, and greens held in place by pale, grout-like lines that read as both structure and scar. A luminous yellow field at the upper left acts as a shifting sun, pressing warmth into the grid while the dense central blocks tighten into a restless architecture of containment. The imperfect edges and layered translucencies suggest memory built in pieces: a place simultaneously under construction and quietly eroding, where order becomes a kind of vulnerability.