Mirage of the city

The gray hues of the fog are intertwined with touches of golden and orange light, forming an idyllic scene shrouded in mystery. The city seems to rise out of nowhere, hidden behind a curtain of dense clouds, leaving the viewer free to interpret.

In the right side of the canvas, architectural elements and geometric shapes appear that look like reflections of high-rise buildings and towers, drowning in a sea of stillness. Fine lines, sometimes intersecting and other times parallel, reflect a balance of chaos and order, as if the painting tells the story of a vibrant, but elusive city, like a mirage on a dream horizon.

Earthy colors and red accents add warmth amid the coolness of gray, as if they are remnants of past memories or references to the constant pulse of life. Spacious white spaces give a feeling of spaciousness and freedom, with an invitation to reflect on the voids and what they may hide.

"City Mirage" is not just a painting, it is a window into the inner and outer worlds, where reality mixes with a dream, and everything becomes interpretable from the viewer's perspective.