"Elegy in Copper: The Surrendered City"

In "Elegy in Copper: The Surrendered City," the once-thriving metropolis now stands frozen in time, bathed in a haunting copper hue that accentuates the melancholy of its abandonment. Inspired by the Matisse technique, the cityscape is a dance of curved lines, creating an illusion of perpetual motion even in stillness. Buildings lean precariously, appearing as though they might succumb to the weight of solitude at any moment. The architectural remnants tell a story of a bygone era, their copper facades weathered by the passage of time. Balconies adorned with overgrown vegetation contribute to the eerie beauty of decay, nature reclaiming its place amidst the urban desolation. Each curve and tilt in the landscape speaks to the resilience of the city that once was, now frozen in a poignant spectacle that echoes the passage of time and the transience of human endeavor.

• 100% cotton fabric, .0135” 400gsm. 1.25”depth
• Deviations/tolerance +/-1/8” (3.2mm)
• (It’s common for some elements within an image to vary slightly)