Reflection is a series of pausing and self-observation.

It invites us to consciously observe structures, layers, and reflections.

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I paint cities in color because I perceive them as living, vibrant spaces – not as gray structures.

Color makes visible what architecture carries within: movement, diversity, and energy.

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In Urban Structures, I reduce the city to signs, lines, and systems that can be read like codes.I am not interested in the image of architecture, but in its inner logic – the order, the rhythms and the hidden structures from which urban spaces emerge.