Substraction, Archworks #11

The Archworks series is an artistic exploration aimed at capturing the essence of space. Each piece acts as a key, revealing the meanings and emotions hidden within the depths of the space. These works draw the viewer in, inviting them to feel and interact with the texture of the space. They also question the complexity of urban life and the individual's relationship with their environment. In the series, spaces are sometimes divided by narrow and wide triangles, sometimes presented with geometric arrangements of successive rectangles; new spatial configurations are created through pixelated squares on the ground. Areas are fragmented, then reassembled, integrated, and presented with a different interpretation.

This piece presents a layered perception of the city, divided by vertical black lines. The geometric forms and block-colored areas in the background elevate architectural structures to an abstract plane, while blue, orange, and yellow tones give the composition a strong rhythm. The textured surface adds both physical and visual depth to the work. The fragmented perspective and overlapping forms reflect the complexity and multi-layered nature of modern city life. Overall, the study impressively reveals the delicate balance between order and chaos.