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Abstract Cities

Cities exist as both physical places and imagined landscapes. Even without direct experience, names like London, Tokyo, Chicago, or Auckland evoke distinct atmospheres, rhythms, and visions. The works in this series draw on that phenomenon: each abstract composition is titled after a city, not to depict it literally, but because the forms, colors, and movements within the artwork seem to summon its presence. In this way, the series becomes a meditation on how we carry cities within us—as memories, symbols, and imagined horizons.​​

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