In Facades, the city appears as a vibrant network of repeated forms that fill the space with rhythm and continuity. The recurrence of façades and colors creates a stable visual structure in which multiplicity is perceived not as chaos but as coexistence. Each building retains its identity while contributing to a larger whole, suggesting a model of urban life based on proximity and balance. The windows, conceived as modular elements, function both as boundaries and as potential points of connection. The composition presents the city as a collective organism, constantly negotiating between individuality and belonging.
The work is created through a masking process using acrylics on canvas, requiring time, precision, and sustained concentration. Layers are applied gradually, with careful control of every edge and interval. Repetition and formal accuracy generate a quiet tension in which nothing is accidental and each decision contributes to the final balance of the composition.