Buildings without floors, newspapers without voices | Contemporary painting

Urban Roots

Buildings without floors, newspapers without voices | Contemporary painting

Tall, fragile towers float without anchorage. They rise, slender, pinkish, almost absent, above a ground that has fallen silent.

Beneath this discreet verticality, fragments of newspapers fade away. The words can no longer be read, but their insistence can still be felt. Like muffled voices, these collages evoke what the city conceals: its excesses, its dramas, its memories.

"Urban Roots" is not an architect's view. It is a palimpsest. A reminiscence of what the walls whisper when the city sleeps. A painting where abstraction becomes an underground language, a space between disappearance and persistence.

For collectors, urban art enthusiasts, or spaces seeking a work that quietly questions.

 

Material: acrylic and collages on canvas.

Series: "Word strip".